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TRACTOR CHICK's mission statement: "Create an outdoor living space that will not be an extension of my home but where my home will be an extension of my garden!"
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I haven't drawn this plan yet but I already know round downspouts are needed, an arbor over the double garage wrapping around the corner and Bahama shutters, below, on the bare wall between the double garage & single garage.
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Why have the arbor and Bahama shutters? Softness, depth, asymmetry and creating the illusion that living space is balanced on each side of the home.
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Garden & Be Well, XO Tara
1 comment:
I like the look of the Bahama shutters a lot but don't like how they might block the light. I guess it's better or worse depending on the direction they face and other windows in the room. I don't understand why 3 garage doors have to face the street. Have to use your wraparound arbor and really high style doors I guess and camouflage garage #3.
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