Spore in Dwell
Yum Yum Farm photographed by Mark Mahaney (Dwell, Nov. 09)
We found a great image of our Square doorbell button on this mighty fine farmhouse in Iowa. Check out the November, 2009 issue of Dwell to see it, or look here.
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