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| Designer Supon Phornirunlit looks for inspiration on his world travels. A Thai hotel lobby's reflecting pool inspired him to lose his high-maintenance plant collection on his deck in Washington, D.C., and replace it with a shallow pool. He created a relaxing Far East atmosphere by gathering inexpensive umbrellas, chairs and elephants from Pier 1 Imports and Ikea. See the rest of this home |
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| There may not be a view of minarets beyond these arches, but the kilim pillows and rugs used throughout this second-story covered terrace whisk visitors away to Turkey. |
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| Remember to pay attention to lighting. There's no need to have an expansive electrical system installed; candlelight adds all the ambience this resortlike yard needs. If I had a yard like this, I would never need to travel anywhere. |
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| Transport yourself to Kyoto by going for Japanese style in your garden. While Japanese gardens appear to be minimal and simple, every rock, sculpture, plant and path has been placed with great care. These elements inspire calm meditation when you're sitting and looking out at the garden and provide a very specific experience when you're walking through it. |
| Tommy Chambers Interiors paid special attention to the outdoor spaces surrounding a classic California Mediterranean house. He imported bright colors, tropical plants and geometries found on Spain's Mediterranean coastline. |
| If your home doesn't have all of the crisp white architecture seen in the previous image, add it via your furnishings for a relaxed Greek island look. |
| Attain your French dreams by adding lavender plants, lavender fabrics and café furniture. More: Room of the Week: The Ultimate Breakfast Patio Garden Tour: A Colorful Patio Blooms in Arizona |

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