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Comments (4)I wonder if a decomposed granite surface would appeal to you? The olives and pines with the rock and brick borders suggest a mediterranean garden, and DG is used extensively in southern France and Italy. Once installed, it's easy to care for, and no water issues. Your garden might have the feel of a country house in Provence. If you have a few photos you could share, you'll get more feedback....See MoreWish list for 2000 sq ft single level
Comments (39)I don't want to walk through a closet to a bathroom; through a bedroom to a closet; through a bathroom to a closet. Solution for us was a long rectangle with a short hallway between MRB and MBA with two flanking closets with pocket doors. Closet, hallway and MB are 14 X 20. No biggie to clean a large bathroom with a tile floor. Biggie to clean an oversized *shower*; don't go there! I love having his and her sinks. I need a basement to hold mechanicals and to raise the house off the ground. I have asthma. I don't want living space IN a basement though, and Old People don't 'do' stairs if they can avoid them....See MoreWhat size fan in an open concept room?
Comments (2)The typical blade span is 52-56" for rooms up to 350SF and 60"+ for rooms over 350SF and the stem height for a 10' ceiling is 12" max....See More1900 sq ft home
Comments (6)Of course I can't comment on your specific plan without seeing it, but your rooms and total square footage is similar to ours, though we have a family room almost the same size as the living room. Our twin sons were born here, and are now both grown and gone. As they got bigger the house did feel smaller, but now that it's just the two of us again, it's just right....See MoreLuna Vista
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