
Peek inside the 'Western White House' —
At their magnificent 1,600-acre Crawford retreat, once known as the Western White House, Laura and George W. Bush live the green life in a house that is tailored for easygoing indoor-outdoor enjoyment. See more at ArchDigest.com

Peek inside the 'Western White House' —
Breezeway: Mr. Bush sometimes paints at an easel in the enclosed breezeway, where the windows are replaced with screens in warm weather; the ottoman and the cushions on the sea-grass chairs are covered in Sunbrella fabrics. See more at ArchDigest.com

Peek inside the 'Western White House' —
Living Room: Mounted on the living area's limestone chimney breast is an Adrian Martinez painting, which over looks sofas clad in a Glant fabric, a club chair upholstered in a Groves Bros. print, and a cocktail table designed by Mrs. Bush; the windows are curtained in a Calvin Fabrics linen, and the ammonite fossils displayed atop the pedestal table were found on the property. See more at ArchDigest.com

