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| from top: Shanghai's Rainbow Chapel by Coordination Asia [via Design Milk] / Miami International Airport's "Harmonic Convergence" by Christopher Janney [via Top Design Magazine] / Moo Headquarters, London [via Mashable] |
With the 4th of July approaching
—my first as a dual Israeli/American citizen
—I have never felt more proud of the USA. The Supreme Court accomplished something beautiful last week, and the Americans that I know have been showing their support regardless of political affiliation. So how to celebrate? With lots and lots of rainbows! Because #lovewins.
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| IMI International Management Institute Kolkata by Abin Design Studio [via ArchDaily] |
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| The Rainbow Room installation by Pierre le Riche [via designboom] |
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| The Nautilus House by Javier Senosiain [via this post] |
The shot of the burger definitely made me hungry. Ha! These are all very unique but some of them are so bizarre!
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Love the rainbow striped chair! So happy the Supreme Court made the right decision!
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