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homeandinteriors:

Tea House by Archi-Union Architects

nprfreshair:

smellslikemegan:

George Washington as a middle-aged dad with his record collection.

I’ve always wanted to see how presidents would look modernized.. so I’m making it happen. 

Today’s show: how religious rhetoric has influenced American foreign policy from George Washington’s days to the present. [picture h/t emilykilpatrick]

pptexastour:

Made it to Wichita Falls! Greeted by a man who supports ALL of the women in his life and wants you to know it. What could be better than that?

princetonarchitecturalpress:

Looking down over The High Line

From Gansevoort Street in the Meatpacking District up to 30th Street, through the neighborhood of Chelsea, to the West Side Yards, near the Javitz Convention Center.

From the soon-to-be-released book Up On The Roof: New York’s Hidden Skyline Spaces, available now for pre-order.

homedesigning:

Luxury Living Rooms: Ideas & Inspiration from Roche Bobois

micasaessucasa:

(via Concrete Blocks Ensuring a High Level of Privacy: Beach Home in Uruguay | Freshome)

sixohthree:

I want all of this.

(via Loft with a View: Small Style At Its Best - The Diversion Project | Apartment Therapy)

designcloud:

“Obsessions Make My Life Worse and My Work Better”

by Stefan Sagmeister

I’m an educated, articulate, independent woman. Or in Rush Limbaugh’s words, a slut.

Via someecards

pptexastour:

As the old saying goes, everything is bigger in Texas — including the threat to women’s health.

One in four Texas women is uninsured. Texas has the third-highest rate of cervical cancer in the U.S. And Texas has some of the worst laws in the country aimed at shaming and demeaning reproductive…

homeandinteriors:

located in La Boyita, Punta del Este, Uruguay designed by  Martin Gomes Arquitectos 

jakefogelnest:

Whitney Houston’s isolated vocal track on “How Will I Know.” 

stylish-interior-design:

Bright & Playful Living Room

Bright colours and pattern look sophisticated when paired with on-trend neutrals.

Yellow drapes with a box-pleat valance and patterned wallpaper combine for a polished tone-on-tone effect in Victoria Webster’s living room. The sofa, carpet and trim in pale grey balance the graphic impact of the yellow wallpaper without stealing its thunder.