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Inspired by Nature

Come on into Carolina Jessamine at Camp Callaway. With colors, patterns, and accents inspired by the outdoors, you're sure to find a cozy look to bring into your home.

A winding path of interlocking pavers is an integral part of the landscaping design. A stacked stone wall frames one side of this inviting walk, while flowering rhododendron lines the other. Because it’s a golf cart-friendly community, there’s an adjacent parking pad made of the same material. Featured here: Belgard Pavers
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A winding path of interlocking pavers is an integral part of the landscaping design. A stacked stone wall frames one side of this inviting walk, while flowering rhododendron lines the other. Because it’s a golf cart-friendly community, there’s an adjacent parking pad made of the same material.

Featured here: Belgard Pavers

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A barn red exterior suits the woodsy feel of the cottage in Camp Callaway designed by Historical Concepts and built by Pine Mountain Builders. EarthCraft™ certified, the home meets strict energy and environmental guidelines. Horizontal plank siding -- a low-maintenance, fiber-cement composite -- and a standing seam metal roof add to the bunkhouse style of this lakeside retreat. Featured here: James Hardie Siding View the complete product resource guide.
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Designer Elizabeth Spangler took her decorating cues from the surrounding woods and lake. A moss green chenille sofa pairs with mushroom gray leather armchairs in the living room. A twig-and-bark side table truly brings the outdoors in. Mixing in schoolhouse charm, Spangler used a painted art easel to hold the television. Accents are both natural and modern: plank spruce walls, a tree bark floor lamp, and modern ceramics comfortably coexist in the happily eclectic space.
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2 of 12A winding path of interlocking pavers is an integral part of the landscaping design. A stacked stone wall frames one side of this inviting walk, while flowering rhododendron lines the other. Because it’s a golf cart-friendly community, there’s an adjacent parking pad made of the same material. Featured here: Belgard Pavers




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