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The indoor pond maintains a flora-filled interior even when it's snowing outside.Photo by: Ron Pollard -
LeMae and Vigil extended their environmentalist leanings outdoors. “In landscaping, we thought a lot about low-water and native plants,” LeMae explains. “The lawn we selected needs 50 percent less water than a normal Kentucky bluegrass lawn.”Photo by: Ron Pollard -
Inspired by a project Brandy LeMae saw in San Francisco, the front entry is covered in glass mosaic tiles and “brings a little bit of California to Colorado.”Photo by: Ron Pollard
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