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The Washington Post / Katherine Frey
"Every square inch is important" when you are designing for a limited space, says Vermont designer Julie Moir Messervy, author of Home Outside: Creating the Landscape You Love. "You've got to work the details."
CHICAGO -- The tiny dooryard of a townhouse. The back porch of a six-flat. A balcony on the 12th floor. Or the 20-foot space between deck and garage behind a 19th-century cottage.
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Los Angeles Times / Ken Hively
The armchair, above, for sale at Colcha in Venice, Calif., has reclaimed wood legs and is upholstered in European feed-sack fabric; it goes for $1,600. The recycled burlap cushion is $42, and the feed-sack pillow $198. Read the story.
