madhouse

A madhouse is a place where noise and confusion reign. A kitchen at eight in the morning, or an office before a deadline.

The everyday sense is entirely figurative and cheerfully exaggerated, so calling your house a madhouse is a complaint nobody takes literally. The original sense was a genuine institution for people with mental illness, and that use is offensive now for good reason, since the word treated illness as spectacle. English has largely retired it in that meaning. Bedlam, from a real London hospital, has followed exactly the same path.