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Kubli, who
made several changes to the architectural plan, made a crucial adjustment to
the media/game room. Originally, the plan called for a much wider door between
the custom cabinetry to hold a screen for the projection system. Instead, Kubli
recommended installing sliding-glass doors, and above them, a 110-inch
projection screen that drops down from the soffit. With the sliding-glass doors
taking up less space, Kubli could specify the custom cabinetry to hold all the
necessary equipment. A stationary valance over the sliding-glass doors conceals
a motorized blackout shade.
When it comes to
relaxing, the owners look to the breakfast area for its lovely view of the
patio and pool area. Here, carved-wood chairs surround a hand-painted stone
tabletop. The wrought-iron table base works in concert with the iron chandelier
adorned with fringed linen shades.
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