Furthering her plan to enhance the room's architecture, Suzanne turned one corner of the kitchen into a cheery dining area with an L-shaped built-in bench that mimics the cabinetry. To keep the dining nook cozy (not restaurant-like) she surrounded the metal bistro table with slipcovered armchairs and hung a sparkly chandelier above. Using the same patterned fabric on the window valances and pillows throughout (Montmartre in Clay/Blue from her own collection for Lee Jofa; leejofa.com), Suzanne introduced color and life to the kitchen without taking away from the all-white effect. Photo by Erica George Dines for Southern Living

the upstairs bedroom provides 360 degree views of the lake as well as a comfortable place to relax and even get some work done. Exposed reclaimed wood ceilings keep it warm and rustic.

The garden 3 weeks after planting, on a foggy day. Photo by Steve Masley
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Photo: Rikki Snyder © 2016 Houzz
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A modern version of the Altimate Pergola. The slats/louvers rotate 170 degrees for sun or shade and when closed are completely water-tight. Complimented by ceiling fans and dimming LED lights.

This is an example of a traditional full sun landscaping in Chicago.

These Rotator Rod customers wanted to expand the shower space in their master bathroom without knocking down walls or losing any of their already small bathroom space. The Rotator Rod is the original curved shower rod that rotates. It's curved design instantly gives you a luxuriously large shower like in all the major hotels. After showering, simply flip the Rotator Rod shower rod into the tub -- and out of your way -- while you use the rest of the bathroom! The Rotator Rod is the only bathroom invention that expands shower space by 33% without forfeiting any bathroom space. Here, the Rotator Rod is flipped into the shower so they don't bump into the shower curtain while they're using the bathroom. Their bathroom maybe small but the light blue walls, trendy subway tile, and white wainscoting create a luxurious and tranquil atmosphere. Pair that with the flexible space the Rotator Rod provides and I bet they start the day feeling relaxed and unstoppable!

This Rotator Rod customer wanted to expand the shower space in their guest bathroom without knocking down walls or losing any of their already small bathroom space. The bathroom felt uncomfortably small with its old, straight shower rod but is not used very frequently. The customer was looking for a quick and cost effective way to save space for holiday guests. The Rotator Rod is the original curved shower rod that rotates. It's curved design instantly gives you a luxuriously large shower like in all the major hotels. After showering, simply flip the Rotator Rod shower rod into the tub -- and out of your way -- while you use the rest of the bathroom! The Rotator Rod is the only bathroom invention that expands shower space by 33% without forfeiting any bathroom space. In this photograph, the Rotator Rod flipped out, like a traditional curved shower rod. This photo helps illustrate how much shower space -- and bathroom space -- you gain with the original curved shower rod that rotates! White the Rotator Rod is in the "out" position, the shower curtain in this small guest bathroom is too close to the toilet. Can you imagine your friends and family trying to use the restroom with a damp shower curtain constantly clinging to them?! The narrow towel bar is another great space-saving idea and the tropical shower curtain also helps brighten up the small space!

This Rotator Rod customer wanted to expand the shower space in their guest bathroom without knocking down walls or losing any of their already small bathroom space. The bathroom felt uncomfortably small with its old, straight shower rod but is not used very frequently. The customer was looking for a quick and cost effective way to save space for holiday guests. The Rotator Rod is the original curved shower rod that rotates. It's curved design instantly gives you a luxuriously large shower like in all the major hotels. After showering, simply flip the Rotator Rod shower rod into the tub -- and out of your way -- while you use the rest of the bathroom! The Rotator Rod is the only bathroom invention that expands shower space by 33% without forfeiting any bathroom space. In this photograph, the Rotator Rod flipped out, like a traditional curved shower rod. This photo helps illustrate how much shower space -- and bathroom space -- you gain with the original curved shower rod that rotates! White the Rotator Rod is in the "in" position, the shower curtain hangs into and against the shower instead of on top of the toilet. The narrow towel bar is another great space-saving idea and the tropical shower curtain also helps brighten up the small space!

Photo: Rikki Snyder © 2016 Houzz
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Example of a trendy gray floor dining room design in Los Angeles

Photo of a traditional front yard stone flower bed in Chicago.

Photo of a traditional front yard driveway in Chicago.

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