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" Select the Best Spot For reading and computer time, Dad chose a quiet 8&amp;#039; x 12&amp;#039; gable end of the third-floor master suite, shown above. Mom prefers to phone, fax, and e-mail in a bump-out that overlooks the driveway and is near the kitchen. Cater to Your Habits Love to spread out your projects? A work surface like this custom 12&amp;#039; long x 2\u00BD&amp;#039; wide x 2&amp;quot; thick varnished mahogany counter offers lots of elbow room. Stow books, files, and clutter in built-in shelves and cabinets that make smart use of the undereave space. Turn on the Light Swing-arm sconces (one shown) provide task illumination for the desk, while a west-facing window and French door, which opens to a deck, serve up mood-elevating sunshine. Unify the Decor Link furnishings by means of similar materials and patterns. Here, bamboo blinds live gracefully with a chair and containers made from various woven plant fibers. A striped rug echoes beadboard grooves. And the color of a tiered antique table matches the desktop. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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