Photo: David Wakely
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This room's decorum brings the outdoors in. A muralist painted the tree trunk and branches of the tree that spans two walls, and stamped the leaves with shapes he cut from dense foam. Fourteen birdhouses "hang" from the branches. Three are suspended on fishing line from eye screws in a branch on the ceiling; the rest are mounted on cup hooks in the wall with eye hooks screwed to the backs of the houses. Other houses are nestled in real twigs that hold the curtains.
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