Outdoors
SCHMECHTIG LANDSCAPES & InEx-teriorsSM
Michael Schmechtig, Christopher Michiels & Toni Callahan
20860 W. Indian Creek Rd.
Mundelein, IL 60060
847.566.1233
mschmechtig@schmechtiglandscapes.com
tcallahan@schmechtiglandscapes.com
cmichiels@schmechtiglandscapes.com
schmechtiglandscapes.com
Schmechtig Landscapes, knowing the power of landscape design elements, and Christopher Michiels, using his interior design expertise, created this environment utilizing the InEx-teriorsSM design concept. Recognizing the exterior room concept trend is here to stay, this Schmechtig InEx-teriors’ design evolved expressing an appreciation of the home’s aesthetics to create a complete and compelling exterior that is an extension of this DreamHome.
Drawing on the fundamental points visible from the doors of this space, one can picture themselves entertaining family and friends or enjoying a private retreat experience of peaceful renewal by the waterfall feature.
The glass wall creates an illusion of looking upon the views of your landscape. The eco-friendly fireplace, entertainment and kitchen island serves as the centerpiece identifying the palette of colors for the overall plan. The grill area’s glass tile adds sparkle and illustrates a reflection of the fireplace stone from Chicago Tile Institute, while the Excalibur granite countertop completes the modern elegance of the outdoor kitchen area. The pergola structure gracefully wraps the dining and grill area providing intimacy. The Cannes seating collection from Ebel provides a private retreat area and envelops the artisan sculpted Phillips Collection table with Livinglass top. Sophisticated chandelier from Kenneth Ludwig Home Furnishings and outdoor fabric selections from Holly Hunt complete the inviting seating arrangement by adding exciting bursts of color and texture.
Whether you are in Chicago or its suburbs, starting your day with your favorite morning beverage or ending the day with family and friends, this space provides everything you need for whatever suits your mood.
