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what I like about this space is the crisp, clean and simple lines. A timeless and soothing retreat using natural stone, vegitation, cool blue liner for water color, and falling water. This evokes relaxation and a spa like feeling.

what i like about this space is...the cool blue hugh which adds serenity and moves the eye across the room to give a larger, more spacious look to an otherwise small bedroom

what I like about this space is... the designer was successful in creating a comfortable, inviting and relaxed look while still maintaining elegance. I also love the painting, but also how the splash of yellow was incorporated from the painting into the pillows on the couch.

This dining space is a reminder of that magical night when cinderella stepped into her glass slipper! I love it!

what i like about this space is...very crisp and clean, a look of elegance, very well equipped.

what i like about this space is the pergola resting in the pool. The thatched roof and dark wood creates the look of a tropical island getaway.

I like the patio resting over the pond-it looks one with the water. The patio is inviting for an intimate gathering.

The steps going into the pool with the infinity edge saves space, adds a place to sunbathe or a meeting ground

I like this space for its use and placement of low costing crates that are hung off the floor. The wall placement will allow a small space to feel larger while creating useable storage. Great for a beach house, mudroom, artists room. I think it will also look great whitewashed or distressed using nautical colors.

what i like about this space is...the divided use of space which added two rooms and seating areas into one. A clear defined division to walk from one room to another. The intimacy and transparancy that the Japanese shoji screen creates in order to close off a hallway while giving the seating area symmetry and privacy.

what i like about this space is the allure of provoking intimacy and elegance to alfresco dining.

I like the series of boxed windows, a great architectural feature that frames and highlights specific areas of the outside landscaping. Also, the room does not stop short giving it an airy, open feeling which is needed in a narrow room. I believe that the horzontal lines that frame the window juxtapose the vertical length, making this space feel wider than it actually is.

I like this space for the staircase design, it makes the area feel less confining, a more open and airy look

I like the glass wall dividing the toilet from the rest of the bathroom. I am tired of seeing drywall. However, if privacy is a concern, consider a simple design in frosted glass or the whole panel done in frosted glass.