Simplicity - clean, modern option
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Example of window ledge for plants or sitting, and example of curved exterior wall.
Larger windows that open, warm wood tones, curved wall.
Distinct paint / stain colors for wall windows vs for ceiling, larger windows, curved wall.
Consideration of “nutty pine” natural wood look, though could feel a bit 80s/90s.
Windows that open
Height of base wall
Combo of modern plus stone.
Feels classic, blending traditional with contemporary, but still warm and clean.
Consider role of roof window venting / ceiling openings
Thick wood(?) framing looks/ feels very solid, ties well to house trim
No fuss, but might not be warm, insulating enough.
Consider rounded/ curved ceiling windows, consider having a step or two down into room for added privacy or to add ceiling height
Option to build in bench seat. Don’t like window design (fussy).
Integration with deck
Think about exterior greenery/ plantings
Option to use stone on lower exterior to give feeling of permanence and quality.
Reminder to consider option of a solid roof/ceiling with multiple sky lights, rather than full glass ceiling.
Too dark (not enough sun), but like some stone integration.
Like stone flooring, pendant light and clean windows, though possibly not enough light?
Hard surface floor, polished stone, brick or otherwise.
Generous use of Skylights, more traditional windows - interesting approach
Use of exterior siding as interior wall finish, to tie into house exterior.
Stone floors, trellis, trees…
Integration of weather wood beams.
Good example of using sun/sky lights in solid ceiling, rather than full glass ceiling.
Interesting design approach to ceiling interior and exterior (pergola feel).
Simplicity - clean, modern option
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