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Salt + Dirt | Outside DesignThe home is soaring; an eclectic blend of materials redolent of the western lexicon: Earthen stucco; stone; steel. Fading wood.
Secondary circulation between the boulder wall and the face of the home is lightened with a mix of plants that explode in the spring with green lushness; grabs the light of the sun as fall brings senescence; and fills the space with textural dryland wonder going into winter.
Design is so much more than a garden- it's an experience to move through. I would love this shot to have a child running through it...
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This is an example of a large eclectic drought-tolerant and full sun backyard gravel landscaping in Denver.
This is an example of a large eclectic drought-tolerant and full sun backyard gravel landscaping in Denver.
Gailani Designs Inc.A cornice with nautical theme was the choice for this children’s bedroom. The picture window was divided into three sections that led to the use of three shades that looked and functioned perfectly with the overall design. Room darkening was not necessary; therefore, the fabric of the shade was a perfect choice and worked perfect with our theme. The cornice was carefully designed to create balance, three dimensional effects, movement, and a senesce of whimsy. Brite primary colors was the choice for the cotton fabrics selected. The cornice was the focal point and the most interesting piece in the room.
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Gailani Designs Inc.A cornice with nautical theme was the choice for this children’s bedroom. The picture window was divided into three sections that led to the use of three shades that looked and functioned perfectly with the overall design. Room darkening was not necessary; therefore, the fabric of the shade was a perfect choice and worked perfect with our theme. The cornice was carefully designed to create balance, three dimensional effects, movement, and a senesce of whimsy. Brite primary colors was the choice for the cotton fabrics selected. The cornice was the focal point and the most interesting piece in the room.
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