My Dad asked me to come help him fit a wall length mirror to their bedroom wall about 40 years ago. He'd got it from a friend who had a dance school and was retiring, it was enormous. We spent about 4 hours clearing things out the way and dismantling the banister rails to get it upstairs and placed against the bedroom wall. come to screwing the little metal tabs to secure it and I broke the mirror, huge crack across one of the corners, he was really gutted. A week later I went over and he'd made a circular frame out of mdf and walnut veneer. It looked exactly like this and my mother adored it. This really makes me think of their old home, thanks for posting this.
Oy. My estranged dad died and he never got his shit together to have a will, so I, his sole heir/bastard was left his stuff... a level 5 hoarded apartment.
Once I cleaned out enough to get to the bedroom he had two 4x8 sheets of plywood leaned against the head of the bed (like a tall headboard) and on the opposite wall, basically at the foot of the bed.
Both were covered in 12" square mirror tiles.
He also owned 12 various video cameras. đ
I'll say he lived a full life, which I guess you can do when your kid's not in the way.
I don't recall anything in Metro Exodus looking bad. Consider the possibility that some areas were hard to see in because, if real, they'd have been hard to see in, and the designers wanted to convey that realistic experience to players.
To put it another way: sometimes, you're supposed to uncomfortable.
Everyone is saying this is AI, but I swear this image is years old. I remember seeing it when I was looking at houses, which was over 4 years ago. Definitely before AI would be this quality
I can confirm I've also seen it posted before AI. Last time many people pointed out that the window could easily have been larger with straight edges, and then a debate was had about the merits of smaller round window vs bigger rectangle.
I don't think it's AI but there's definitely something fishy about it. If you reverse search the image not only is it on a bunch of Chinese drop shipper sites like Alibaba (very strange), but there are a lot of very similar images using the same tree and window frame but clearly a different room.
Kid me "oh cool, a round window, it's like a hobbit hole!!
Adult me: yeah, fuck no I'm not paying whatever insane upcharge there would be on a round window, and who would install it? And if they break it in the install? And worse, if I buy the house, then what happens when it gets broken or the seal blows, I'm tarping that motherfucker up for years while I try and find a way to make it square again.
We looked at a couple of houses where the glass was curved. Luckily we couldn't even afford the house because I know we couldn't have afforded the windows.
I just listened to a podcast where they had one of those ones that goes up and then has an angled section, like a semi-sunroom. It leaked and they literally could not find a single person to fix it, at all. Then they found this one company, but they actually had no idea what they were doing and it spiralled into a years long nightmare.
It's a confusing comment on its own. I think they're making a meta post about other comments in the thread that are talking about the light/shadows and claiming it's AI.
Lord, the people that don't know round windows exist and that light from SEVERAL windows in a room will NOT show a circle on the floor.
You can see the circle or, better, ellipsis on the floor cast by the sun. It's only cut of by the windows sill.
The other windows won't let the direct light into the same spots.
Do you think Earth orbits multiple suns?
Octagonal windows are typically real. Itâs fairly complex to support a circle of glass and a circular frame, so this is likely just trim on a rectangular window.
I had a house with a maybe 2ft octagonal window at the bottom of the stairs. Inevitably, someone dropped something down the stairs and right through it. It was octagonal glass - just a single pane and not sealed or anything.
Glass can be round. This one is not though. Look at the trim around the square opening, there's a step down from the trim. This is the glass. Is been painted.
There are windows that do use round glass, but looking at this window, I'm 100% sure it's square glass.
Each modification you do towards the glass costs extra money, to make round glass, you also pay for the 4 corners that are cut off + extra risk tax on top of it, as cutting round corners from a glass pane always has a higher chance of breakage compare to square glass.
Want double or tripple pane glass that's round? That's gonna add even more costs.
Edit: Transporting round glass is also a freaking pain, which adds more risks and increases the price even more. Transporting square glass is surprisingly easy.
Source: Worked in glass production, cutting, installation, transportation.
I'm guessing you are relatively young. Windows built in the last few decades are exponentially stronger than they used to be. Breaking windows used to be very common.
Kid throws ball through window. Rock from lawn mowing shoots into house. Dog crashes into window. Robber breaks in through window. Car drives into house.
Did it with a beanie baby, during a beanie baby war. They don't hurt when you get pelted by one, but if a window catches a stray plastic eyeball, it's all over.
A dog crashing into your window should definitely not break it. Most balls you shoot at the window won't do it either. You almost have to shoot it at the window on purpose at full force for that effect. And robbers won't rob you very often either. And even if those things happen at some point, you can get insurance for that.
This is absolutely fascinating to me. I have seen dozens of windows break. Kids playing, lawn mowers, snow blowers, construction, etc... It's not uncommon at all.
Iâm mid 30s. Only window Iâve seen break was a single pane window that went through my friends forearm when we were like 12 trying to get into his house.
I also golf quite a bit so Iâd say Iâm in a position to see more broken windows than a lot of people.
Threw a ball through a window, put my boot throw a window, cracked a window when splitting firewood, chipped a window while weed eating, and put my face and left hand through a plate glass window.
Despite what other posters are saying about it being a square window. If it was the case that it is indeed a round window. They make a square and cut it into a circle. It's really not that difficult. Think of how many glass round coffee tables you see.
I have a large 6ft high by 16ft wide custom window thatâs a little rough around the edges, so figured Iâd get a quote to see how much it would cost to bring it to current efficiency levels: $48,000 was the lowest and we stopped at 2. This was in 2017 I really canât imagine how expensive it would be now.
man this is so damn weird. i had this exact design as a fabric style placemat when I was a kid (in the early 90's).
the opposite side had reversed colors just like this one.
Because it looks unique and itâs a really nice picture. Real life canât possibly look naturally beautiful, colour coordinated and unique so itâs made up.
I feel for photographers and artists at this time, credit and ownership are being stripped away from art when itâs digital.
I'm not saying it's AI, but where do you think AI gets its content? If anyone with that blanket has ever uploaded a picture, AI has probably been trained on it. Despite the name, AI doesn't actually think up new ideas and create them. It's all copied material.
I used to work in the fenestration business some years back. Iâm not here to ponder if this is or isnât AI but rather the feasibility of this project as it might seriously be undertaken.
Firstly, you do could this, without a doubt, and it would cost a lot less than you think. You would, and people have for a century, used squared glass in an application like this and framed it to create the illusion of a round pane.
That said, this would be a big piece of glass. Not out of the question but it would need to be thicker than normal to account for flex inside the frame. Iâve seen pieces of glass larger than this so Iâm not doubting this would be doable.
Apart from the shadow, the rest of the details look pretty good. I'm not convinced this is AI. The bottom straight line of the shadow can be explained with the ledge and the others are just the sunlight angle
It almost certainly proves it's not AI. Most people aren't aware of how difficult novel view synthesis still is in gen-AI. If you see a consistent scene from multiple perspectives, it's still VERY unlikely to be AI generated.
I was just about to reverse search to see if I can find a midjourney prompt or something but this second angle pic completely convinces me it is not AI
The biggest cue that this isnât wholly AI is the very specific box toy below the window. My kids have the exact same one and AI wouldnât get that random obscure toy correct without a bunch of specific promptingâŚalthough, parts of existing images can totally be made AI so who the fuck knows anymore.
i love how i canât even look at the subject of a photo because Iâm too busy scanning the objects in the room for physical anomalies. i love the new internet!
I guess I'm in the minority here but I don't like that at all. It actually irks me for some reason. Maybe because it's ground floor? Why would you want such a massive window there? It seems so out of place to me. Not satisfying at all. That's just my opinion though
Yeah yeah yeah circular window. Whatever. Can we talk about the fact that random passers-by have a great view into a child's bedroom? That's fucking weird.
Circular windows are a lifelong sore point with me. When I went to my first primary school we walked past a house that had a circular stained glass window in the porch. When I drew a house at school I put a circular window in just because I liked it and my teacher always told me off and said I was wrong because windows were always rectangular...
Yooooo I love this. And we had that same blanket with the sun growing up. Cozy af. Sign me up, fam! Iâd be checking that window out for Santaâs white Christmas every winter!
My Dad asked me to come help him fit a wall length mirror to their bedroom wall about 40 years ago. He'd got it from a friend who had a dance school and was retiring, it was enormous. We spent about 4 hours clearing things out the way and dismantling the banister rails to get it upstairs and placed against the bedroom wall. come to screwing the little metal tabs to secure it and I broke the mirror, huge crack across one of the corners, he was really gutted. A week later I went over and he'd made a circular frame out of mdf and walnut veneer. It looked exactly like this and my mother adored it. This really makes me think of their old home, thanks for posting this.
That's a great story.
Anything involving walnut and veneer, I am fucking there for it
You uh.. know why they wanted that mirror in the bedroom, right?
I was waiting for OP to say, "dad wanted it fixed to the ceiling"
Oy. My estranged dad died and he never got his shit together to have a will, so I, his sole heir/bastard was left his stuff... a level 5 hoarded apartment.
Once I cleaned out enough to get to the bedroom he had two 4x8 sheets of plywood leaned against the head of the bed (like a tall headboard) and on the opposite wall, basically at the foot of the bed.
Both were covered in 12" square mirror tiles.
He also owned 12 various video cameras. đ
I'll say he lived a full life, which I guess you can do when your kid's not in the way.
Lord, the people that don't know round windows exist and that light from SEVERAL windows in a room will NOT show a circle on the floor.
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When I was younger we didn't had real lightning in video games, so I never learned it properly.
I had this issue too where I misunderstood what I could bring to an airport after playing Call of Duty 2.
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That game was washed out - they artificially boosted dark areas for play-ability and it comes out looking bad.
https://www.reddit.com/media?url=https%3A%2F%2Fi.redd.it%2F5cgbrrob9m5e1.png
I don't recall anything in Metro Exodus looking bad. Consider the possibility that some areas were hard to see in because, if real, they'd have been hard to see in, and the designers wanted to convey that realistic experience to players.
To put it another way: sometimes, you're supposed to uncomfortable.
I watched Michio Kaku for a whole hour and I'm still not sure how light works.
That Kaku guy is full of lit
I'm not sure if that's a typo but I'm upvoting it
and also a hole vibe
The irony of a bot commenting this holy shit
The vibe is âwealthyâ. Big Round windows are very expensive.
hole vibe.
And I'm sorry I'm about to burst your bubble but I guarantee that window is actually square. The trim gives it the circle look.
The glass may very well be square but the window is, indeed, round.
Everyone is saying this is AI, but I swear this image is years old. I remember seeing it when I was looking at houses, which was over 4 years ago. Definitely before AI would be this quality
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I mean, at least they didn't claim it was THEIR circular window.
I can confirm I've also seen it posted before AI. Last time many people pointed out that the window could easily have been larger with straight edges, and then a debate was had about the merits of smaller round window vs bigger rectangle.
I don't think it's AI but there's definitely something fishy about it. If you reverse search the image not only is it on a bunch of Chinese drop shipper sites like Alibaba (very strange), but there are a lot of very similar images using the same tree and window frame but clearly a different room.
It's not AI, but it is a render
I highly doubts thatâs a round window.
I mean, why bother with a round window and not just put some trimmings around a square one?
Makes much more sense from a productional/logistical point of viewâŚ
100% rectangle with trim
Technically the "window" is the part you see through, not the glass pane it's framed from.
Yep, the window glass wouldnât be so âfreeâ if it was circular, then it needs to be housed to hold it in place.
Itâs adds great charm to a house and makes it stand out.
Kid me "oh cool, a round window, it's like a hobbit hole!!
Adult me: yeah, fuck no I'm not paying whatever insane upcharge there would be on a round window, and who would install it? And if they break it in the install? And worse, if I buy the house, then what happens when it gets broken or the seal blows, I'm tarping that motherfucker up for years while I try and find a way to make it square again.
Carpenter me: oooh, trim. Always with the trim.
I was looking at curved windows when I was renovating - out house was built in the 30s and would have had curved crital windows with steel frames.
The cost was at least 8x the price of a sectioned uPVC window so sadly my dream remains distant. But yeah
I misread this and thought you'd renovated an outhouse with fancy windows.
Fanciest outdoor toilet on the street! And also fat fingersâŚ.
We looked at a couple of houses where the glass was curved. Luckily we couldn't even afford the house because I know we couldn't have afforded the windows.
I just listened to a podcast where they had one of those ones that goes up and then has an angled section, like a semi-sunroom. It leaked and they literally could not find a single person to fix it, at all. Then they found this one company, but they actually had no idea what they were doing and it spiralled into a years long nightmare.
You can pretty much instantly tell that's what going on if you did any form of woodwork or construction
that was my first thought!
I donât understand what youâre trying to say. Would you mind explaining it just a bit?
It's a confusing comment on its own. I think they're making a meta post about other comments in the thread that are talking about the light/shadows and claiming it's AI.
You can see an elliptical light pattern on the floor, with a flat bottom caused by the windowsill beneath the round window.
You can see the circle or, better, ellipsis on the floor cast by the sun. It's only cut of by the windows sill. The other windows won't let the direct light into the same spots.
Do you think Earth orbits multiple suns?
Also the window is visibly dirty. AI wouldn't make a window dirty and streaky
I would feel like a happy hobbit with a window like that.
I just told my husband like a week ago I want to decorate our home to feel like a hobbit hole and now Iâm mad we donât have a giant round window.Â
I'd love a giant green round door.
The glass is actually square. Its the trim thats round.
All the comments like this have made me feel very insecure about my supposedly octogonal window
Octagonal windows are typically real. Itâs fairly complex to support a circle of glass and a circular frame, so this is likely just trim on a rectangular window.
I had a house with a maybe 2ft octagonal window at the bottom of the stairs. Inevitably, someone dropped something down the stairs and right through it. It was octagonal glass - just a single pane and not sealed or anything.
Is there trim on the lutside as well?
I'd be really interested in seeing what the outside looks like. Perhaps OP will grace us with an exterior picture.
They can't and won't because it's a repost
THE INTERNET IS DEAD AND WE RISK DYING WITH IT
Good, sooner the better.
I'm not doubting you, but why can't the glass be round?
Glass can be round. This one is not though. Look at the trim around the square opening, there's a step down from the trim. This is the glass. Is been painted.
I canât help thinking about how much that would cost to replace when it breaks.
It is a square window with a round wooden frame. This is not the original poster.
Ah that explains the shape, still looks unreal in the best way, huge respect to whoever came up with that frame.
There are windows that do use round glass, but looking at this window, I'm 100% sure it's square glass.
Each modification you do towards the glass costs extra money, to make round glass, you also pay for the 4 corners that are cut off + extra risk tax on top of it, as cutting round corners from a glass pane always has a higher chance of breakage compare to square glass.
Want double or tripple pane glass that's round? That's gonna add even more costs.
Edit: Transporting round glass is also a freaking pain, which adds more risks and increases the price even more. Transporting square glass is surprisingly easy.
Source: Worked in glass production, cutting, installation, transportation.
Transporting glass is a huge pane indeed.
How often do you break a window? Just asking because I've never seen a single one break.
I had two kids, one that played softball. Had the whole team over multiple times, never broke any windows in 20 years.
I'm guessing you are relatively young. Windows built in the last few decades are exponentially stronger than they used to be. Breaking windows used to be very common.
Very common. So common it became a cliche on TV shows that featured kids.
Kid throws ball through window. Rock from lawn mowing shoots into house. Dog crashes into window. Robber breaks in through window. Car drives into house.
Few ways to do it.
Did it with a beanie baby, during a beanie baby war. They don't hurt when you get pelted by one, but if a window catches a stray plastic eyeball, it's all over.
A dog crashing into your window should definitely not break it. Most balls you shoot at the window won't do it either. You almost have to shoot it at the window on purpose at full force for that effect. And robbers won't rob you very often either. And even if those things happen at some point, you can get insurance for that.
This sounds suspiciously like itâs written by the robbers.
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If you're this dude, you'll be dealing with many broken windows.
https://www.news5cleveland.com/news/local-news/we-follow-through/cleveland-heights-mayor-says-no-to-guardrail-in-front-of-home-prone-to-car-crashes
Mostly because he refuses the solutions the city provides him unless it is a guardrail.
Ive broken a window before, accidentally pushed my boyfriend against/into it and it shattered, takes less force than youd expect. (he was ok)
This is absolutely fascinating to me. I have seen dozens of windows break. Kids playing, lawn mowers, snow blowers, construction, etc... It's not uncommon at all.
Maybe a regional thing. Plus I'm middle aged.
Iâm mid 30s. Only window Iâve seen break was a single pane window that went through my friends forearm when we were like 12 trying to get into his house.
I also golf quite a bit so Iâd say Iâm in a position to see more broken windows than a lot of people.
Threw a ball through a window, put my boot throw a window, cracked a window when splitting firewood, chipped a window while weed eating, and put my face and left hand through a plate glass window.
And this was all before graduating high school!
Despite what other posters are saying about it being a square window. If it was the case that it is indeed a round window. They make a square and cut it into a circle. It's really not that difficult. Think of how many glass round coffee tables you see.
Speaking as a carpenter, it's not the cutting of the glass that would be cost/time prohibitive. It's the frame.
Cutting a square frame is negligible in terms of time and material, regardless of size.
A circular frame would take significantly more time and effort to make properly, especially one this size.
These definitely do exist, I've seen and worked with them, but I've never seen it on a house worth <$2m
This one is just a square frame with trim in the corners to look circular.
Why would it break tho
How many windows have you broken in your life
I have a large 6ft high by 16ft wide custom window thatâs a little rough around the edges, so figured Iâd get a quote to see how much it would cost to bring it to current efficiency levels: $48,000 was the lowest and we stopped at 2. This was in 2017 I really canât imagine how expensive it would be now.
Frame in multiple windows? If you get pre-built windows from home depot/etc instead of custom sized windows that'll save you a nice chunk.
Somewhere in the $500 to $1000 range.
With that tree in full fall; very yes.
the other angle is the neighbors shitty broke down car in the street.
Itâs not AI I have the exact same blanket
I had that blanket as a kid! (~40 years ago)
I got mine as a college freshman! ~30 years ago. I still have it. We use it nearly every night. It's great for snuggling on the couch.
I require that blanket. Where did you get it?
I got mine from Amazon https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B0DFWBW899/ref=sspa_mw_detail_0?ie=UTF8&psc=1&sp_csd=d2lkZ2V0TmFtZT1zcF9waG9uZV9kZXRhaWw&aref=4Yp1Rc9ZwF&sp_cr=ZAZ
Itâs thick woven and has weight to it, covers a double bed. Itâs lasted me a long time and itâs reversible
man this is so damn weird. i had this exact design as a fabric style placemat when I was a kid (in the early 90's).
the opposite side had reversed colors just like this one.
But why even think this was AI at all o begin with?
People commenting âthis is AIâ on every single post need help.
Because it looks unique and itâs a really nice picture. Real life canât possibly look naturally beautiful, colour coordinated and unique so itâs made up. I feel for photographers and artists at this time, credit and ownership are being stripped away from art when itâs digital.
I'm not saying it's AI, but where do you think AI gets its content? If anyone with that blanket has ever uploaded a picture, AI has probably been trained on it. Despite the name, AI doesn't actually think up new ideas and create them. It's all copied material.
Yeah I do know that thanks
Not the exact same pattern
I used to work in the fenestration business some years back. Iâm not here to ponder if this is or isnât AI but rather the feasibility of this project as it might seriously be undertaken.
Firstly, you do could this, without a doubt, and it would cost a lot less than you think. You would, and people have for a century, used squared glass in an application like this and framed it to create the illusion of a round pane.
That said, this would be a big piece of glass. Not out of the question but it would need to be thicker than normal to account for flex inside the frame. Iâve seen pieces of glass larger than this so Iâm not doubting this would be doable.
I have the same throw blanket that I bought for my college dorm in 1993.
lol. Parents had one when I was little around that time and Iâve held onto all these years. Crazy.
Apart from the shadow, the rest of the details look pretty good. I'm not convinced this is AI. The bottom straight line of the shadow can be explained with the ledge and the others are just the sunlight angle
Another angle of the same location i found: https://i.pinimg.com/736x/35/70/e6/3570e6656614d8290c18d8e46f1d2a90.jpg
This makes a big difference actually, I was pretty sure it was AI generated but this feels solid
It almost certainly proves it's not AI. Most people aren't aware of how difficult novel view synthesis still is in gen-AI. If you see a consistent scene from multiple perspectives, it's still VERY unlikely to be AI generated.
I was just about to reverse search to see if I can find a midjourney prompt or something but this second angle pic completely convinces me it is not AI
This makes me think itâs much more real. Heavily processed and filtered maybe but this one looks consistent to me
The biggest cue that this isnât wholly AI is the very specific box toy below the window. My kids have the exact same one and AI wouldnât get that random obscure toy correct without a bunch of specific promptingâŚalthough, parts of existing images can totally be made AI so who the fuck knows anymore.
I have the same blanket too and itâs very old.
Lovevery right? Such nice wooden toys.
Look on the window frame to the left of the circle. You're misinterpreting the direction of the light.
Immediately thought of
Love it.
I choose oval and round windows over rectangular and squared windows all day long.
wow that blanket just brought back so many memories. completely forgot my mom had one of those when i was a kid.
This looks straight out of a Studio Ghibli movie, absolutely magical. Â đđ
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As a guy who did replacement windows.... I hate wrapping circle windows in metal.....hate it!
That's a big window. It must be a pane to keep clean.
How is a round window satisfying at all?
What's next, a round mirror?
I don't like it. It makes me uncomfortable
itâs literally the contrast, the soft circle vs all the straight lines in the room. our brains love that kinda geometry, man
Anyone know where in the world this is? Itâs a lovely photo.
this is literally any old town, USA.
Theyâre more than likely square windows that have been framed in with a circular cladding to keep costs down.Â
I used to have that blanket!
/r/CozyPlaces
Obsessed
Imagine owning a house in a neighborhood like that.
That must be the most popular blanket ever made.
I love it and hate it at the same time
Why does it look like a portal?
i hate people who like square windows.
What do you do for curtains tho?
Itâs awesome, but I would absolutely hate not having blinds with such a big window
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Round window but square curtains? You disgust me.
Keeping an eye out for the Sackville-Bagginses
AI slop...square shadow on the floor from the window
This looks like a round shadow cut off by the window sill
Everyone claiming âAI Slopâ is actually more annoying than AI posts. And this isnât AI
Fucking right??? Itâs so god damn annoying.
Do you see where the sunlight is?
/r/nothingeverhappens
You see the windowsill right?
No this is definitely real. Itâs rounded and cut off by the window sill
https://www.reddit.com/r/oddlysatisfying/s/TRdNvpV6tW
Oh my so round
Woww!!
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I have that same throw blanket! Iâve had it for ages. From my mum đ¤
so pretty!
Would make a great reading nook.
This instantly made me feel like my brain just got a warm hug? đ¤
Magical. I adore this :D
I fuck with this heavily
i have the same blanket lol
Where IS this, I immediately got the warm & fuzzies !!
For Gondor!
Get ready for the Kool-Aid man to enter!
I remember this post. I personally don't like circular windows. They said I was jealous of their house. 𤣠I believe it was deleted by a mod.
I wonder what it looks like from outside
Beautiful
i love how i canât even look at the subject of a photo because Iâm too busy scanning the objects in the room for physical anomalies. i love the new internet!
I see a square window with a matte over top to make it appear as a round window.
almost magical!
That window would be NOTHING without that tree. Nothing I say.
Is the window actually round? Or is it a rectangular window with some triangular moldings in the corners?
Might as well paint a bullseye on it for the paperboy.
TWO DOLLARS!
Just looking at this photo makes my feet cold.
Everything in this room is đ¤đť
Itâs like a real life âfamily circleâ comic. Iykyk.
I miss ours.
if it was a small circle it would have made a circle on the floor under sunlight.trust me i know!!
I hate it. I'd feel so exposed! I feel watched just looking at it.
You don't need to hide the fact that the Coolaid Man crashed a hole in your wall.
Sure looks like a slowcooker is in your future.
I guess I'm in the minority here but I don't like that at all. It actually irks me for some reason. Maybe because it's ground floor? Why would you want such a massive window there? It seems so out of place to me. Not satisfying at all. That's just my opinion though
That makes me feel like a hobbit. And I love it
Yeah yeah yeah circular window. Whatever. Can we talk about the fact that random passers-by have a great view into a child's bedroom? That's fucking weird.
Historians will read these comments and say this is when the brain decay started.
Circular windows are a lifelong sore point with me. When I went to my first primary school we walked past a house that had a circular stained glass window in the porch. When I drew a house at school I put a circular window in just because I liked it and my teacher always told me off and said I was wrong because windows were always rectangular...
I remember seeing this years ago when I started my Reddit account
Oddly irritating given the prominent square frame encasing it
Looks good
A freakin mazing
Looks like a Marvel Rivals Dr. Strange portal.
That blanket would totally fit the vibe of any McMenamins property here in the PNW
Yooooo I love this. And we had that same blanket with the sun growing up. Cozy af. Sign me up, fam! Iâd be checking that window out for Santaâs white Christmas every winter!
That looks like a pane to install.
This is beautiful