Foundation 1. Main house is a cast in place concrete foundation 10" thick w/brick pattern covered by spray exterior waterproof plaster (color added) red/brown 2. Main house is insulated slab 3. Sun room to garage living space is crawl construction w/ slab in car parking area. Framing 1. All exterior wall are 6" Structural Insulated Panels (SIPS) R-28 with split 2 x 6 wall flairs for wire chase and extra spray foam insulation 0 to 3" thick 2. Roof is energy heel truss design w/ 1'8" spray in loose fill insulation to R42. Foyer and stepped up Great room ceilings are 10" R- 38 SIPS Siding 1. Cedar Valley clear western red cedar panels 6 1/2" exposure see attacment Soffit/fascia - min. 48" overhangs 1. Plastic lumber 5/4 w/ cedar lattice over screen at truss bottoms 36" wide Bronze screen continuous w/back lighting via led string lights 2. No facia as trusses come to point Roof 1. Metal standing seam w/ 8 x 15 solar panel area on south rear of main house 2. (2) small areas of 300 lb 3 tab shingle in south facing roof sections for pipe and exhaust exits. Solar powered assist roof exhaust, In line commercial range exhaust. Exterior windows & Doors low e casement std for lower wall All top 2 x 2 windows are fix mahogany triple pane low e with center pane antique glass in the main house. 1. entrance 15 panel 8' x 3' 4 - Custom mahogany w/arch series stained glass sidelights. The two fire place side windows are also wright series stained glass units. 2. Kitchen/office 5'0" french Atrium w/GU hardware one 8' one 7'10 3. Greatroom (2) Atruium 3' french doors and 1 20' x 8' two panel lift slide mahogany sliding door. 4. Sunroom and rear entrace doors are 8' atrium french doors w/3pt Gu hardware. 5. Den door is Atrium 5' French door w/GU 3pt Hardware Interior doors 1. Main house Custom 15 panel Mahagany 8' 2. Sunroom steel door w/blinds 3. Garage to house steel 4. garage interior doors Masonite 8' 6 panel Horz panel Craftsmen style Radius walls Plates metal flex Radius base and crown to match standard trim can be provided as necessary (though long radius walls are usually not a problem with MDF trim) Interior Paint - white trim satin walls and ceiling flat T & G fir ceilings in Great room and Master bedroom flooring - wood - Main house= Brazilian Cherry 5" w/ oil finish field applied,Den and garage living space 3/4 prefinished ash Master bath wet area Limestone, 2nd bath floor Tumbled Marble subway tile,3rd bath floor and shower Soap stone random pattern, 4th Bath broken granite random pattern Walls - Std drywall, Baths -with wet walls and floors done with denseglass + tile membrane + fiberglass lath and bedded w/ White thin coat plaster, (set for field tile application) Porcelain tile wall floor transition Plumbing See attached list 4 bibs (2) tankless hotwater Solar active on rear of main house integrated by manufatrurer on metal roof Heating & Air HE heat-pump Mini split no duct system heat pumps w/radiant panel heat in sunroom, & bathroom wet areas. Elec. Full automated digital switching and av Decora type plates or touch screens banded 6 cat 6 AV runs - chI=5 chII =6 electronic digital switching for 3 and 4 waysl 200 amp Main w/ generator panel and synchronness converter for solar with 150 amp box for garage/apt 120 5w led resessed cans, cornus down light duplexes, skylight duplexes, museum duplex in great room and Dining room under counter and under LED cabinet strip lights. Custom halogen torch lights in foyer w.back lighted stain glass over circle door. hang down pendulum halogens over dining room table, bar counters, and kitchen table. Landscape lighting - front wall wash, rear deck edge, pond and tree up lights and path lights. Special features Kitchen Custom Mahogany cabinets furniture style w Mortise and Tendon hardware including on refrigerator. Commercial 48" range, Beverage refrigerator & wine rack, 56" tall wall cabinets with top shelf pull down assisted access, under lighted breakfast bar with through glass place-mats. Great room - Lighted Coffered ceiling w/ fan, build in book case w/ 60" pop up tv, and 8' circle entrance door, 8' x 10' opening door in 20' lift slide door wall. (finger touch) custom. Exterior view of gas fire strip and pond. Office/ Bedroom # 2 - secret access door to Master closet, built in bookcase, full handicap bath w/roll in shower & roll under sink. Foyer - Cathedral w/custom wall sconces and stained glass at entrance and over 8' circle brick cased door. Master Bedroom - Fireplace reading nook Master bath - Floating down lit cabinets, 6 x 8' shower tub wet room with duel shower / hand shower and vertical drop ceiling water supply for japanise soaking tub (no overflow drains to Wet room floor drain) Radiant heat tile, and heated towel rack. Master Closet - Aromatic cedar closet system with sky light Sunroom Screen porch - Fold to Ceiling hinged windows, radiant ceiling panels, Hot tub area / garden planter space w/plant lights. Den - Breakfast bar and fireplace w/over top large screen tv Garage #4 bathroom 4' x 4' spa tub/shower Note The garage living space is set up to operate as an extended stay facility with one or two bedrooms and will be fully furnished with this in mind. This is an older one changes continue to be made to improve and to include deals. I do suggest you consider going to Las Vegas for the National Home Builders show Jan 22 - 24. It is a great way to see all the new products in one place at one time. Deals can be made on the floor! I've always taken current clients. http://www.buildersshow.com/generic.aspx?sectionID=1697

Not sure if you will ever see this question... but if I get lucky, what is on the wall to the left of the window inside the walk in shower? Were you short by a foot of granite material and a matching piece of some other solid surface was tucked in there? Don't get me wrong, it totally works! But I am wondering if it is an accidental trick of the camera or if was a solution to a potential problem I may have on my remodel. Thanks a bunch!

Here's an easy way to determine which size you like best. If you're going with a square column then stand a 2 x 6, 2 x 8, 2 x 10 in the space where they are going to be and determine which size you like best. If you're going with a round column then use the same 2 by lumber and wrap with a piece of white poster board to give you an idea of the diameter that looks best.

Actually, I would have selected the seating before now so an appropriate sized area rug could be aligned for seating to surround and leave outlets exposed. It is too late for that, so I think you'll be better off to keep your large sofa, eliminate the loveseat, and add two swivel chairs, perhaps with a floor lamp that won't impede their swiveling. You'll need at least 3 floor outlets - one for the sofa table lamp, one for the floor lamp with the two chairs and one by the window where you may want to use the chairs or lounger. If you decide to buy a sectional the floor outlets will still be useful for at least one wing of it.