But we couldn't just go out and buy our cabinets because they're all made for houses with corners. Click solved the problem by designing and building the cabinets himself. Because they wanted live plants atop the cabinets, the Clicks installed a sun pipe with a fourteen inch diameter in the ceiling. A sun pipe is similar to a skylight but uses reflected light and does not generate heat. For all of the inside, the Clicks are using a Southwestern motif which compliments their environment.
Walls are an antique white and the tile floors have a sandy, marbleized look.
Reprint from the 1998 Spring Roundup Rounded windows reflect the shape of Bill Click's domicile in Bandera, Texas. The beautiful view through the curved window. The whirlpool tub fits against the rounded Walls. The high arched ceilings create a spacious feel far larger than the actual size of the room. We love our kitchen .