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Stone wall

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Picket House Furnishings Stanford Pew Bench in Dark Ash

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Lagos Bench, Grey Wash

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A.R.T. Furniture The Foundry Bellevue Bench

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Maybe we use the same exterior stone on one wall in the study with less grout

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An example of how a bookshelf could be used as a hidden door to the storage cabinet in the Study

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furr down over a bookcase

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furr down over a bookcase

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When mixed with a bit of gray stone and gray surroundings, it looks but this is the stone at 10923 Kirwick Dr., Houston. This would be very nice in the kitchen and study

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Best pocket door idea we've seen

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Chair style I might want as a side chair in the Study

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possibly use a rug to protect the floor

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Hooker desk I like even though this one is discontinued.

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This could be the stone over the arch 10923 Kirwick Dr., Houston

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Maybe the other walls in the study have no texture to look like plaster

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Possible under counter lighting over desk - careful not of interfere with monitor

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Dark tile floor makes the chair easy to move

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Cabinet LED lighting can work well

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Bookcase door to closet like these

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example of a high ceiling with with shorter pieces of furniture in the room

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put the furniture in a niche ?

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let's NOT do this

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Don't valt the ceiling, but, put the stone, molding, and whatever up as high as looks proper. Then have sheetrock up as high as needed for the window with more molding around the room at the top.

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tall window, stone, piece of furniture

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make the study the proper height that makes the room look the best. Put a nice molding around the room. Then the walls continue on up to whatever the height needs to be for the window to look good on the front elevation of the house. Then put another molding around the room at the higher ceiling height.

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See how the arches lift the height of the ceiling in a pleasingly soft way. So, an arch over the Weir cabinet can be used to help lift the ceiling height to what it needs to be for the appropriate size window on the front of the house.

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