Who thought THAT was a good idea? Social media users reveal houses built without an architect
Leave it to the professionals! Bizarre photos capture VERY strange interior design decisions - from a bathtub in the kitchen to fake grass on the bathroom floor
By Harriet Johnston For Mailonline
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Spare a thought for the homebuyers searching for their dream property... only to stumble upon these nightmare houses.
The snaps, collated in a gallery by Bored Panda, were shared on the Facebook group You Should Have Hired An Architect which has more than 31,000 members.
The group is dedicated to examples of why it is a bad idea to take on a build job without an architect.
One unusual home included a bath-tub in the kitchen, while others featured bizarre roof-top features including turrets.
Here FEMAIL shares some of the strangest examples...
Social media users from around the world have been sharing the bizarre houses which prove you should always a hire an architect (pictured, a bath-tub in the kitchen)
Share18 sharesOne person, from the US, was surprised to see a commercial toilet cubicle in this family bathroom (pictured)
Not the most convenient spot for a pillar! This homeowner was left stunned by the position of this wooden column in the kitchen of this US property
Don't trip! Another person in the US couldn't believe their eyes when they saw this unusual staircase
Would you dare to reverse out of this garage? An architect would likely have advised against this perilous driveway in this US property
Who suggested this? One passer-by was left stunned as this home kept being extended with additional floors to pack in more college students
A corner kitchen! These unusual counters in a home in the US were designed to zig zag around a part of the room
One person, in the US, was left baffled by the bizarre design features in this hexagonal living room (pictured)
A cyclops home! This property featured an unusual second floor which featured just two windows on its front
A house inexplicably included a loo stuck at an awkward angle between the stairs and the lower level
The tiniest kitchen counter in history? This interestingly pointless surface that's large enough for just one plate will surely baffle anyone who enters
This green and brown bathroom in the US is a far cry from what most inhabitants would expect to find in their homes
While this homemaker might have solve the problem of hiding a stove, it potentially limits the lay-out of the rest of the room
Not quite symmetrical! Those leaving this property in the US would need to watch out for the unusual placement of this staircase
It's not your typical roof! Another person was left baffled by this bizarre design at one bungalow in the US
An accident waiting to happen! This hallway featured an unusual staircase leading to a mezzanine and a lower floor
A sinking ship! One person was surprised to spot this yacht with brick detailing across the bow (pictured)
Who designed THAT extension? This home featured an unusual add-on which stood out from the rest of the property
So much for privacy! This toilet had two doors close next to it on either side, meaning those using it might not get too much alone time
A home with four towers! Another property might have appeared normal before it had multiple turrets added to its roof
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