This Online Community Spotlights Unusual Homes - Check Out 30 Of The Best Ones

Bored seeing beautiful, ordinary houses? Come right in!

Damjan

• Published in Interesting
• August 9, 2023

Each of us possesses a unique palette of tastes and preferences that shape our perspectives and inclinations. Sometimes, it's the allure of the mainstream and conventional that captivates us, while other times, it's the charm of the offbeat that draws us in.

Our tastes, refined over years of experiences and exposure, influence not just what we like but also how we perceive the world around us. The 'Weird Homes That Just Need To Be Shared' Facebook group serves as a testament to the varied tastes that abound in our global community. It's a reminder that 'normal' is relative and that there's beauty and intrigue in divergence.

Just as minimalist designs and clean lines might enchant some people, others might find solace in cluttered attics filled with memories of yesteryears. The homes showcased in this group challenge the conventional notions of design and aesthetics.

They invite us to expand our horizons, question our preconceived notions, and appreciate the rich tapestry of tastes that define our global community. Remember, the beauty of taste lies in its diversity.

While one person might raise an eyebrow at a neon-green kitchen, another might see it as the epitome of personal expression and creativity. In the realm of design and architecture, as in life, our varied tastes make the world a richer, more colorful, and infinitely more interesting place.

So, if you're someone who believes in celebrating the myriad flavors of human expression, dive into this eclectic collection and let your senses revel in the delightful diversity of 'weird."

This house is beautiful, but so ordinary...

1. "I Never Wanted To Live On This Planet So I Made My Own"

2. "It’s Giving Barbie"

3. "Wow!"

4. "Weird House"

5. "Artist Mr Doodle Has Spent Two Years Covering Every Square Inch Of His £1.35million House In Doodles, Working His Way Through 900 Litres Of Emulsion, 401 Cans Of Spray Paint, 286 Bottles Of Drawing Paint, And 2,296 Pen Nibs"

6. "Our Favorite All-Black Home Is Back On The Market!"

7. "Too Many Possibilities…"

8. "Hi. Hello. I’ve Found My Dream House"

9. "Rumor Has It This Intriguing Home Is Haunted"

10. "Holy Time Capsule"

11. "Firehouse Converted Into Air Brb, Word On The Street, 3 Spirits Share The Space!"

12. "For My Other (Smaller) Canvases"

13. "Just Wow!"

14. "Back To Show More Of Carrie Fishers Home"

15. "Was Just Browsing On Zillow When I See This"

16. "I Built My Dream ‘80s Video “Store” In Our Basement Over 4 Years For Family, Friends And Creative Endeavors. Some Think It’s Way-Rad, Others Just Way-Weird"

17. "Nice House But What's With The Tree Forcefield?"

18. "A Lovely & Super Colorful Rainbow House Out In Joshua Tree!"

19. "Designed In 1960 By Preeminent Architects Balzhiser, Seder & Rhodes, And Constructed For Lew Williams, This Spectacular Mid-Century Modern Inspired Home Has An Impressive Past"

20. "Found This One While I Look Lake Side Homes In South Carolina"

21. "Our Home Is A 153 Year Old Church. I Think It’s Wonderful & A Wee Bit Weird. How About You?"

22. "This Decor Though"

23. "If You Think The Exterior Is Weird, You Show See The Interior!"

24. "Found One!"

25. “The Starry Night” Swimming Pool

26. "Mosaic House Of Dunedin"

27. "Wow"

28. "Um... No"

29. "I'm Sure Shared Before, But If Not, Too Cool To Not Be. "Cosmic Witch House" Somewhere In L A. Area"

30. "This Kitchen Is Made Entirely Out Of Coffins"

In a world overflowing with a spectrum of tastes and aesthetics, it's vital to appreciate the beauty in variance. The 'Weird Homes That Just Need To Be Shared' Facebook group offers a window into the boundless creativity and distinctiveness of human expression.

These spaces, whether conventionally beautiful or strikingly unconventional, remind us that there's no one-size-fits-all in design and life. Celebrating these diverse tastes not only broadens our own horizons but also fosters a deeper understanding and respect for the myriad ways individuals choose to express themselves.

After all, it's the kaleidoscope of human preferences that makes our world a canvas of vibrant and ever-evolving artistry. Embrace the 'weird', cherish the unique, and always remain curious about the countless ways people choose to paint their corners of the world.

Damjan