Future Vision: Construction Sins of Today

Definitely the shiny roof tiles. I find them really embarrassing.

What do they actually look like after 10 or 20 years? Do they eventually become dull?

It is really hard to imagine that what is now considered chic and modern will someday be seen as "how could anyone ever." But yes, that was probably the case for our predecessors as well. We have wood-look tiles and anthracite tiles in the bathrooms... maybe that fits. A smooth white kitchen... hmm, maybe. Parts of the ground floor with larch rhombus facade, possible but hard to imagine.

If I think of the typical 90s house (like, for example, one my parents built):
- Upper floor with vertical spruce tongue-and-groove boards, that was chic, wouldn’t do it today, but I wouldn’t call it a mortal sin
- Beech interior doors, I wouldn’t do that today either, but many still do – especially in the low-price general contractor sector
- Blue-gray carpets, well, they are coming back again anyway
- An "extension conservatory" I never liked, but still many people like it
- Country style kitchen, I wouldn’t do it either, but you can still often buy things like that...

Nothing really comes to mind that I would call an absolute no-go.

How do they actually look after 10 or 20 years? Do they get dull at some point?

They should still shine, one argument for these things is that they stay clean longer. They're still ugly though.

With us, someone three streets away has those things in purple on the roof... that is truly a sin.

shiny bricks in green or blue foliar window frames in plastic with wood texture stone front gardens anthracite in all variations ornamental tiles or mosaic in lollipop colors oh, almost forgot. city villas AND Flair 134

I think glazed bricks will definitely be considered architectural blunders. I agree with that. And generally, colorful roofs.

But also the anthracite craze.