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Large, Humidified Wine Room

Large, Humidified Wine Room

A large, humidified wine room lines the back wall of this basement space that begs to entertain. The custom shelving maximizes storage space for the avid wine connoisseur.
Humidified Wine Cellar in High-End Basement

Humidified Wine Cellar in High-End Basement

Entertaining takes a high-end, custom turn in this game room with a large built-in wet bar and humidified wine cellar. Bertoia barstools surround the marble countertop, highlighted by under-cabinet lighting. Mahogany cabinetry and shelves provide functionality in this posh space.
Well-Detailed Nursery

Well-Detailed Nursery

An old bronze semi-flush mount ceiling fixture provides ambient light for the nursery. A smart humidifier and nightlight help regulate the air and illumination in this well-detailed nursery.
Recycle Household Water

Recycle Household Water

Catch and save water from household chores to use in the garden. Keep empty 5-gallon buckets on hand to hold the catch from a dehumidifier. Use plastic milk jugs to save cold water that typically runs down the drain while you wait for hot.
Green Kid's Room With Bulldog Toy

Green Kid's Room With Bulldog Toy

The young owner of this bedroom picked out apple green for the walls. The bright color is tempered with quiet bedding and furnishings in white and soft gray.
Kimberly Queen Fern

Kimberly Queen Fern

Also called sword ferns, Kimberly queen ferns (Nephrolepis obliterate) make elegant specimen plants, thanks to their straight, upright fronds. These nearly-carefree Australian natives are happy indoors if they’re kept in medium light and given sufficient humidity (if your air is too dry, try running a small humidifier nearby). Outside, they’re hardy in zones 9-11. Indoor gardeners love them because they help purify the air, but you can also enjoy them outdoors in warm weather months.
Larkspur 'Guardian Lavender'

Larkspur 'Guardian Lavender'

Summer-flowering larkspurs are lovely in dried arrangements. Cut the stems just before the blooms are completely open and strip away the leaves. Then tie the stems together and hang them upside down from a coat hanger, hook or clothesline to air-dry for a few weeks. Keep them out of the sun and make sure they have good air circulation. If there’s a lot of moisture in the room, you may need to use a dehumidifier to help prevent mold and mildew. Shown here: 'Guardian Lavender' (Delphinum elatum).

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Large, Humidified Wine Room

Humidified Wine Cellar in High-End Basement

Well-Detailed Nursery

Recycle Household Water

Green Kid's Room With Bulldog Toy

Kimberly Queen Fern

Larkspur 'Guardian Lavender'