'I spent $15,000 on this kitchen... It's been on the market for 415 days': 20 Home design choices that were completely baffling

We all want to take pride in our homes, but these people have made some questionable design choices. From squiggly doorways to furniture that the cat can't wait to scratch, we've collected a whole bunch of utterly bizarre home decorations.

Furniture with extra functions is always a selling point for people. But then again, would you really want the stairs that come built-in with drawers? At first, that sounds like a fantastic idea. Who doesn't want extra storage, right? But then again, how do people plan on retrieving these items? You have to pull out the drawer while you're on the stairs: imagine leaning down into the drawer on the top shelf! Not to mention the risk of pulling a drawer out by accident as you use the stairs… it sounds like a major risk the more you consider it.

Up next, read about the creative ways this grandfather and his teenage grandkid decided to "redistribute" the leaves they weren't allowed to burn.

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This is a cardboard scratching post chair that costs 4 figures

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This home is covered in plywood... it's going to be very scratchy

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Do you regard the drawer stairs with respect or disgust?

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Groovy

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If it looks like this, it had better be comfy

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Wireless lightbulbs?

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But what if you drop it while you're trying to get it into place?
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Hmm

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