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" No, your eyes aren&amp;#039;t playing tricks on you. When it&amp;#039;s pitch black outside\u00A0this suburban home \u2014 named\u00A0&amp;quot;The Night House&amp;quot; \u2014 seems to disappear\u00A0completely into the sky. Even weirder? During the day it shows off cosmic\u00A0constellations and glittering stars that are usually reserved only for when the sun is asleep. So basically, at any given time the\u00A0unique exterior is\u00A0downright stellar (pun intended).\u00A0 The unique facade was\u00A0created by artist\u00A0Kate McQuillen\u00A0for\u00A0the Terrain Biennial, which\u00A0is a large-scale exhibition in Chicago and other cities that feature art installations in residential areas. This particular home is located in a\u00A0Oak Park, Illinois neighborhood\u00A0(and\u00A0yes, someone really lives there!) and the construction of the starry exterior was relatively simple:\u00A0McQuillen (a trained printmaker) printed\u00A0images from Hubble telescope photos onto\u00A0styrene panels, then mounted them onto the home. And the results were\u00A0(clearly)\u00A0out of this world. Take a\u00A0look at what the house looks like during the day:\u00A0  [via Dornob] "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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