'Ugly Design' Instagram Page Curates The Only Crème De La Crème of Design That Will Make You Burst in Laughter

After being a tumblr account for 1 year, Uglydesign became an Instagram account that found a huge success, disrupting peoples perfect feed. If you’re looking to find unexpected, extraordinary and as strange as possible pieces, Uglydesign is the perfect page to follow. Curated by Jonas Nyffenegger & Sébastien Mathys, they present to the public only the crème de la crème of design.

As they say in their webpage ‘Minimalisme is a dead end’, and that is totally true after you scroll down on their feed. Everything you will see it will automatically feel wrong, yet funny at the same time. Some stuff will be incredibly stupid you will want to have them just to add some humor to your life, and the good thing is that you can purchase some of them in their website.

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“We are posting various topics under the theme of ugly design, from maximalism to design fails, covering everything from luxurious furniture, jewelry, fashion, nail art, architecture, to upcycling… And except for some designs fail, we believe it is an incredible source of inspiration and joy,” said the curators of this page when reached out by Bored Panda, pointing out that ugly designs can be beautiful and inspirational, too.

Scroll down below to see some of their hilarious posts that will make you become their next follower immediately.

1. Amen

2. Happy Valentine’s Day lonely people

3. Cheers

4. Enjoying the view

5. Veggie fetish

6. The perfect solution for ugly toes

7. The safety belt

8. Gardening

9. Pop the pimple

10. A good welcome handshake

11. Mayo anyone?

12. Smokey

13. Relationship goals

14. Cage babe

15. How to get killed by police 101

16. Smoking hot

17. Just a little too red

18. Are you up for a challenge?

19. Nipple attack

20. Wash your hands people !

In class, I learned that when I don’t understand something, someone else probably does. It’s more useful to learn someone’s perspective in a field than to force your perspective and fail miserably.

That’s the moral lesson to be learned in this viral Twitter thread by Gennifer Hutchison. For her, there are things that male historians and anthropologists get wrong because they usually don’t involve women’s perspectives in their research.

More info: Twitter