From the inspiring craft room to the elegant guest quarters, tour the extra spaces that make the HGTV Dream Home 2006 shine.
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The living room of the HGTV Dream Home 2006 mirrors nature's color palette without the typical log cabin feel. Actual elements of natur...
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This lower level project room has plenty of counter space and cubbies for sewing, scrapbooking or building model planes. There is also ample light — and an inspiring view — pouring through the large French doors. Two nooks (with built in desks) and a large project table provide room for everyone in the family to have their own personal workspace. An enormous corkboard over one of the desks offers a place to pin up ideas, works in progress, or favorite family photos. Deep pumpkin-hued walls invoke creativity. 'It's rich, it envelops you,' says designer Linda Woodrum. 'You want to get something done in here.'
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Whether you choose to snuggle up in front of the fireplace and take in the scenery or sit back relax and watch the game, this...
(5 photos)Designer Linda Woodrum brings the outdoors in with her color palette for the dining room of the HGTV Dream Home 2006.
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