I was going to say that this is almost certainly in a basement. I put a bathroom in my basement and it cost a fortune to buy a toilet (like 10x the cost of a regular one) that didn't need to be elevated.

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We had a toilet like this in our shitty basement apartment in college. Ours was obviously much less stylish, but it was because the pipes were not in the floor (basement remodel in an existing building) so they needed to create space beneath for the toilet to drain. Our shower was raised up like this as well.

even worse, how are you supposed to eat in the company of your fiefholders? they can't possibly all fit in there comfortably!

Yeah I can only see myself tripping on the bottom stair and cracking my skull on the toilet

All must bowel before me...

Look up ‘fabric shavers’ or ‘pill removers for sweaters.’ Get an electric/battery operated one, they work really well. $15-30 and maybe 20-30min for an entire sweater. Gloves are trickier with all the small spaces but for sweaters, blankets, couches, pillows, etc the electric ones are great!

Looks like Kramer’s levels idea for a bathroom.

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I’d imagine just take the books that aren’t salvageable. 🤷🏻‍♀️

GlaDOS lost her job and now works as a hand dryer.

That’s my thought too. It was a used book store that just moved locations, I’m assuming that’s what they did.

Or you just fucking face plant. That’s what I’d do.

This is activating my anxiety

Or when you take that midnight shit, your elbows on your knees putting your legs to sleep, then you rise only to break both your arms and your ankles.

People in wheelchairs need a sink that sticks out further so they can reach it while in their chair. You'll notice on such sinks that there is clear space underneath for the wheelchair to roll under it. The sink is also at a lower height than non-ADA sinks.

Woooosssshhhhh

Man, that shit is on another level

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Makes it easier to rain over your kingdom.

That's cool until you wipe with that very cheap toilet paper on the wall. I would be using memory foam to wipe if I had a toilet like this.

I’ve got family who lives 7 mins from that museum, and they hadn’t gone. Only with my insistence did we go, and it was 100% as ridiculous as I expected. 8/10, would recommend with some cheek.

Please forgive me but how does making the sink longer make it ada compliant?

Super cool design for when the toilet decides to work in reverse.

I like how he keeps his eyes on the intended target, like his body knows but his brain hasn't processed yet that the plan has changed.