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Re:The sad beige aesthetic: why has the world suddenly turne... by rsynnott on Thursday January 09, 2025 @05:30AM (#42643844)
It's all cyclical; we've been here before.

As long as we don't go back to the nightmarish patterned carpets of the 1970s...

Re:The sad beige aesthetic: why has the world suddenly turne... by GuB-42 on Thursday January 09, 2025 @07:33AM (#42644638)
To be honest, I am seeing so much blandness that I will welcome patterned carpets for a change.

I would definitely go to the hotel featured in "The Shining" if it wasn't for the murders.

Re:The sad beige aesthetic: why has the world suddenly turne... by esperent on Thursday January 09, 2025 @05:47AM (#42643940)
> nightmarish patterned carpets of the 1970s

The modern equivalent is Hello Kitty rugs.

Re:The sad beige aesthetic: why has the world suddenly turne... by rsynnott on Thursday January 09, 2025 @06:06AM (#42644075)
Those are _far_ from as bad. Not even in the same ballpark.
Re:The sad beige aesthetic: why has the world suddenly turne... by esperent on Thursday January 09, 2025 @09:38AM (#42646025)
Or far from as good, if you happen to like psychedelic 70s stuff - which I do, although I wouldn't want it in every room.
Re:The sad beige aesthetic: why has the world suddenly turne... by strken on Thursday January 09, 2025 @06:32AM (#42644223)
I once lived in a sharehouse with blue paisley carpets and dark wood trim in the living room. It had a lot of natural light and honestly wasn't too bad.
Re:The sad beige aesthetic: why has the world suddenly turne... by bell-cot on Thursday January 09, 2025 @07:02AM (#42644413)
The painted carpets weren't* nearly as bad as the kitchens. I was stuck with avocado appliances and FD-arrived-too-late brown cabinets once.

*Well, usually. If you shopped at a reasonable store, and had decent tastes. If not - horribly and ugly things have been available in every era.

Re:The sad beige aesthetic: why has the world suddenly turne... by mtrovo on Thursday January 09, 2025 @07:09AM (#42644451)
Looking forward to the great comeback of the popcorn ceiling.