@igluxurys: We used to want things with character. Now we call them outdated. The colourful kitchen. The patterned bedroom. The red-roof McDonald’s you could spot from down the road. None of it was subtle, but you remembered it. Today, a café can look like an office, a hotel can look like an airport, and a home can look like nobody lives there. Not everything was better back then. But surely there’s a middle ground between clutter and removing every trace of personality. Did our taste change—or did everything just start looking the same?

Amr :

Song name?

MR BIGZ :

im happy I've lived through then and now

unencumbered :

the journey was the experience

Steph Balabat :

Minimalism

el reberto :

cheaper

Barke BeYourOwnHero CIC :

It lose the spark

York_🍉 :

TheRealmOfEnergy :

Because they’re moving society into mono-chromatic kommunist brutalism style

BIG REISS 🫆 :

Because colour influence our moods, behavior, physiology, and cognitive performance.its control. Watch the movie pleasentville, its all about colours etc

Brandy🧌. :

😁😁😁

Dress with Duke :

IT'S CALLED INDUSTRIAL DESIGN. CUSTOMISATION KILLS STANDARDIZED PRODUCTION. EVEN WE HATE THIS MADNESS, THEY HAVE ALREADY PROGRAMED THE NORMAL PEOPLE. EXAMPLE KITCHEN USED TO BE THE MOST IMPORTANT PLACE IN A HOME. NO MATTER WHO YOU ARE OUTSIDE, MOM IS THE KING AND THE QUEEN BOTH. HOME WAS HER TERRITORY. EVERYTHING WAS DONE ACCORDING TO HER WILL. WHEN THE CORPORATE BRAINWASHED HER, EVERYTHING CHANGED