Nap Architecture: The Ultimate Form of Self-Deprecation

Because who needs actual functionality, anyway?

Imagine a building designed by a sullen teenager who's been woken up by a sibling's loud conversation, with walls made of worn-out pillows and floors constructed from hastily assembled IKEA bookshelves. The Nap Architecture is the ultimate expression of apathy and disdain for the human need for efficiency.

Features:

• Walls are made of pillows, so you'll never have to worry about soundproofing.
• Floors are constructed from IKEA bookshelves, because why bother with actual flooring?
• Every door is a sliding glass door, because who needs actual door handles, anyway?
• And don't even get me started on the lack of windows.

Visit our Design Specifications page for more details on this marvel of human ingenuity.