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40 | SignatureMT vide smooth clean lines creating a modern feel. Opening into the great room, the fire feature is a wood burning stove with shiplap surround. Adding the picturesque Highwood Mountains as a backdrop, this area provides a cozy, comfortable place for guests to gather in casual conversation. Another unique aspect of the Bolia home is the two master suites. Yes, two. Not wanting guests to feel slighted in any way, the Bolias asked Klippel to convert the original master suite into the guest suite and transform two bedrooms on the opposite side of the main floor into their personal master. e result, Kate says, "Every - one hangs out in the great room and kitchen, but they still have plenty of their own private space." Kate, an artist specializing in Native American subjects, provided all the interior finishes. From the artwork gracing the walls, all her own original work, to the color palee and textures throughout, this house was built as a guest-friendly retreat. It will, eventually, also encompass an art studio complete with a Ju - liet balcony where Kate can gather inspiration for future projects. Just off the dining room, Master Suite #2 is entered through a sliding barn door. Ample space welcomes guests-be they friend or family. 5006 North Star Boulevard, Great Falls, MT 453-9597/799-2199 • precisionwoodworksinc.com kitchens • bathrooms • closets entertainment centers • custom work We're here to help you and your home NOTICE THE SIGNS BEFORE IT'S TOO LATE SIGNS OF DANGER · Doors and windows begin to jam or fail to latch. · Cracks in concrete walls or ceilings. · Displaced or cracked moldings. · Uneven or sloping floors. paradisefencing.com · 406-727-7337 · Great Falls, MT · The clawfoot tub in Master Suite #2 is on original 1920's tub found by Leski Whitmore.

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