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Siding paint: Baltic Gray 1467, shutter paint: Mill Springs Blue HC-137, both by Benjamin Moore

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love the rambling ranch house with siding and roofing and not too mention the proches with fireplaces, all 4 of them!!

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Let there be light. An outdoor rinse in the pitch dark can be creepy. This elegant barn light illuminates the stall for nighttime showers.

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Add a bench. A small bench or stool in an outdoor shower provides a spot for soap and shampoo and a place to rest if your body is warn out from surfing, swimming or sunbathing

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Embellish the shower surround. While the pergola and siding help this stall blend into the house, the large driftwood seahorse adds a whimsical punctuation.

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Help the shower stall blend with the house via architectural elements. A pergola overhead, a paint color that matches the home's trim and a showerhead with a similar finish to that of the outdoor lantern all make this outdoor shower part of the house.

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Walk way to the creek

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the rounded above the left window, the color of the house and trim and landscaping

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Color of the house with trim

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A few things to keep in mind, no matter what arrangement you decide on: Try to keep 15 to 18 inches between upholstery and the coffee table. Make sure you have 2 to 4 feet of walking space in a main pathway. If you opt to put your furniture on an angle, know that it'll take up a lot of extra space. Try symmetry first — this often works well in living rooms. Private Comment

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color of exterior

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