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Now that's different. I guess I'm just not a fan of mixing two components that are so drastically different. I wonder if those mirrors are see-through from the inside, and opaque from the outside. One would hope.
30 years ago, when I built my cabin in northern Minnesota I had lots of mirror inside my cabin because I didn't have electricity. With all those mirrors, with a kerosene lamp, I was always flooded with light. I even had mirrors on the ceiling!
Never though of putting mirror on the outside of my cabin!
To each his own. I see it as art and while I wouldn't build a house like it I do appreciate it.
"Art is meant to disturb." - George Braque
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