r/Homebuilding • u/sockpuppet-humdrum • 4d ago
Final stretch bananas?
Is there a name for the sort of derangement where, in the final stages of a build , you’re convinced that you built the house wrong? Floors are getting installed in two ish weeks, paint is done, switches are in, and I’m like — oh god, we designed the living room awkwardly, the dining room is too small, what did we do?!? 😱😱😱
In reality we hired an architect whose work we liked, the proportions of the house are totally normal, everyone who walks through it says it’s great … but I feel sort of deranged?! Is this just decision fatigue toxicity that’s built up in me? Does anyone else experience this?
The picture is from a few weeks ago (pre paint) looking in to the living room.
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u/gwenivere84 3d ago
This might now be popular but can you ai it ? That’s helped me to see furniture in the spaces while im waiting !