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Frownland 01-10-2022 06:17 PM

Wallpaper gang rise up :pimp:

The Batlord 01-10-2022 06:36 PM

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Originally Posted by Lisnaholic (Post 2196474)
Yes I like bare bricks too. A bare brick open fireplace is quite a common feature in old English pubs - so more popular than your earlier suggestion of human skin.[/SPOILER]

Even bare brick for a wall is nice. Like it has a bare bones, urban, industrial aesthetic that feels more wholesome than the sanitized suburban vibe of paint or wallpaper. And the chaotic texture of the brick mixed with the structured design of brickwork is very satisfying.

Brick houses are better than vinyl siding too. Vinyl siding is ghastly.

Lisnaholic 01-10-2022 07:08 PM

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Originally Posted by The Batlord (Post 2196479)
Even bare brick for a wall is nice. Like it has a bare bones, urban, industrial aesthetic that feels more wholesome than the sanitized suburban vibe of paint or wallpaper. And the chaotic texture of the brick mixed with the structured design of brickwork is very satisfying.

Brick houses are better than vinyl siding too. Vinyl siding is ghastly.

I'm not sure that we've ever agreed so much about anything before, Batlord!
Times 100% for everything you say.
In fact there's a kind of rule in architecture about honesty of materials, about seeing the material for what it is and what it does. Even breeze block walls can look ok, but they have to be built with extra care to look attractive, and that for me is the problem with vinyl cladding. It says, "The structural workmanship here is so flimsy/sloppy, we're covering it with plastic."

The Batlord 01-10-2022 07:21 PM

Castles are the only homes worth buying. Otherwise you might as well rent.

Lisnaholic 01-10-2022 07:30 PM

Well, that was short-lived. :( now we are back to not agreeing again.

The Batlord 01-10-2022 07:52 PM

Live in your shack then, peasant.

Lisnaholic 01-10-2022 08:00 PM

I like what OH taught me about a moral approach to owning property: there might be enough for everyone if we limited ourselves to something of modest size. Not everyone can own a castle, or even less, needs to. To OH, that kind of property ownership is immoral.

The Batlord 01-10-2022 08:10 PM

I'm not advocating for the building of new castles or that one should want a castle-sized home but castles already exist and are aesthetically desirable so it's perfectly reasonable to want a castle.

The Batlord 01-10-2022 08:14 PM

The perfect solution is to forgo buying them and live in them communally which would open up the morality of building new castles which tbh is the highest aspiration of any society.

Lisnaholic 01-10-2022 08:30 PM

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Originally Posted by The Batlord (Post 2196495)
I'm not advocating for the building of new castles or that one should want a castle-sized home but castles already exist and are aesthetically desirable so it's perfectly reasonable to want a castle.

Yes, that's fair enough, though it's never been a dream of mine. Castles look great in daylight, but they're cold and creepy at night. I wouldn't like to live in one myself, although if it was smartened up with some nice vinyl siding, I might consider it.


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