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[ | The Houston Home f Journal I WEDNESDAY, JUNE 28,1989-SECTION-C All-wood home has their own... 'Personal Flair' for Judy and Jerry Hall By MELODY BACAS Staff Writer Judy and Jerry Hall's house is not like every other house because it has the Halls personal flair. The two-story home in Lea Glen is a contemporary design, made to tally out of wood. The Halls ordered the plans through a house plan ser vice in Oregon, then changed them some to include the "dream bath room." "In the original plans, the bathroom wasn't that large," Mrs. Hall said, referring to their black and gray bathroom complete with whirlpool bath, and sauna. "Jerry enlarged it to put in the sauna. That also added space to the bed room," she said. Mrs. Hall said she chose black and gray because she thought it would look great with the California Redwood in the bathroom. "Drama is why I chose it. I thought it would look dramatic," she said. There arc several unique features of the house. Lots of big windows for one. Then there arc four decks around the house, with three open and one screened in porch outside the master bedroom. Another interesting feature is the courtyard outside the large wooden front door. An iron gate opens to the courtyard from the outside. In the yard, there is a tree and birds made of sheet metal decorate an outside house wall. "A friend of ours from Mercer University made those," Mrs. Hall said. "We did have them at our cabin on the lake.” ■■ Mj ■■■■i ■■■ ■■ WM Wm t - .'■ i %s*¥'?* &£&p > ?■ ■ 9.. 38rjp* .. ,. J v ; 5 4>i4j* ;■’^^ # '! v k Sir! IMkiIIVMKA _ 1 1 Slfc ■•' * ■ ' X Mrs. Hall says she enjoys the large bedroom ...Changes in the plans made the room bigger 11 ■b -v >- > ■ ■ -■ ■ " in \ §• B|u! j : kjl.JB B*. • H^^R|ft:fel / ■* IS®*"* 'Bp’ • %•s&£'*; }s&*%s] : ■’- ’,' *< •, V ;’c The black towls and fixtures have a sharp contrast to the redwood ...The gray tile and rugs bring it all together Group heads 'north' Church kids take trip. See P-2C PERRY. GEORGIA'S HOMETOWN NEWSPAPER SINCE 1870—FOR COVERAGE OF YOUR EVENTS, CALL 987-1823 I * - gyft »*♦«' s!»f 2^PPi|p •jjr.^^.if * •''’'-^eß^^'V**- ■’■ ?J| I|||| ■ B" '-*<?& ?^ft.j*^^SJ * ‘IB s&■ PrSlH’ »#>f * * • ■^fflß'BPßß® : *■ $ MLihul ■ ISi U ; * ■i* ,4 bwb -*. »y. v,.^.. ‘ * wsMKsSBBs^BBB^BBIB^SSSt l *Si^^K^Bßte\JsßESr^*'" ■ * r Mrs. Hall in front of their house in Perry that she and her husband decorated themselves ...The house is made totally with wood, using a design from Oregan Inside the front door, a wooden bannister overlooks the livingroom. The livingroom has several ceiling fans attached to the cathedral ceiling. Mrs. Hall said they did all the decorating themselves when the house was finished a year ago. She said it was a tedious job to pick out all the wallpaper, carpet, and fixtures. Inside today's Lifestyle sections 4-Hers visit museum Kids learn about flying. See P-4C Perry lifestyle News, features and tips on enjoying Perry's unique Southern lifestyle I ml l The screened in porch by a bedroom makes for great times of relaxation ...without bugs v l’l 1 ’ 1 m. This is a real compass used in ships many years ago ...Now it graces the Hall's coffee table, along with a decorator plane Her selections included a taupe-colored neutral carpet and silk wall paper, mostly in pen stripes. "This wallpaper is super nice and with our little edge, we could afford it," she said. Their "little edge" was an employee discount with her hus- Continued on Page 2C Good summer recipes Miss Mildred shows you how. See P-1C