Incomplete Door

The door is fine, but the wall needs to be repaired. If your house does not have walls, maybe don’t worry about splurging on a door. If you do not have walls, maybe don’t. This door won’t help with security at all, but we bet all employees and guests are going to have a good time.

The gift of a good belly laugh is not small. This is similar to a gate that has no walls on the side or a fence that is lower than the average person’s knees. What is it with designers these days? Do they require you to be clueless to graduate?

Sole window

You’ll notice the one and only window on the side of this building, if you take a closer look. It’s like Being John Malkovich in construction. Who installed that lonely little window? And why? Another renovation fail with a fascinating backstory we can’t wait to uncover.

It could be a reward to a monthly employee who deserves an office of their own or an isolation cell for those who insist on bringing fish for lunch. There are times to consider, and fish for lunch is one of them.

Upside Down

While the owner may not be thrilled with this upside-down door, we’re sure their dog does. No more staring at the bleak, painted wood for this pup. He can view the world from his puppy-level window. It’s best for him not to get too excited when he sees the mailman or a neighborhood cat, or the owners will find a broken door and a missing dog!

Also, this game is fun for kids. Do you know about the door peephole that lets you see who’s on the other side? Forget about that. Let’s guess who they are by their shoes.