Courtyard and Pool
Before
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View of left side of courtyard
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View of right side of courtyard
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View of courtyard from great room
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Roof and tile detail in courtyard
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Example of screens and doors which lead to courtyard
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Courtyard fixture
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Pool
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View of courtyard area from pool
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Pool bath pullman
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Pool bath shower
DuringFountain was replaced with firepit, took out large planter that was off-center in courtyard, redid pool. Courtyard tiles were fixed and refinished.
Trim was repainted, because the trim on the house was not the original trim color. Mrs. Youngblood said it was originally a dark brown, but we couldn't find a dark brown that would now transition from in and out of the refinished beams in the great room. So instead we chose a gray color that almost looks brown from a distance. And the transition of the beams from inside to outside makes sense.
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