Not mine, just found it for sale. The table has a custom slot for the support beam.

Why do people act like liminal spaces have to be literally on the threshold? Most liminal spaces that people say are thresholds are huge stretches. Whenever I see someone talk about liminal spaces, they bring up the whole root word, and rant about how every liminal space is a threshold. Why not just accept that liminal spaces aren't literally the definition of the word anymore? Meanings change all the time. For example, hamburger came from Hamburg, but now the word is just burger, usually. You don't see people saying that it's not a hamburger if it's not made in Hamburg. Also, everyone dies. Does that mean every single place is a liminal space? No!

This image is a liminal space, but it's not a hallway! It's not on the threshold. It's just an old living room. But it is a liminal space.

Sorry for the rant I'm just tired of every single time I see something cool in this sub, there's insufferable people in the comments talking about how "actually it's not a hallway so this isn't liminal you should never post again actually"

I went to a cult university where the curfew was 10pm, but I was on yearbook, so I was one of about 5 people on this part of campus “late” at night (yearbook and newspaper teams were allowed to work past when the buildings closed until whenever the work was done). This was the building where I had english and the yearbook room was slightly behind and to the left of where I stood.

A few months ago I got goaded into going on a cruise with some family. My absolute favorite memory of the trip was exploring the ship at 3-4 in the morning. Barely anyone around, barely anything really open or functioning. Hope these pictures fit here, I really like them

I saw this trailer and was immediately drawn in. I get so much of that liminal vibe from this. I hope I get to be the first to show this to you.

These are pictures my friend took of my house today, he did an amazing job so I wanted to share them!

Took this photo beneath the convention centre, neat!

Does this count ?

📍Garden City, UT

Went to a giant shopping mall and had to go into some back hallways to get to the toilets, this is what I took.