The home that Sarah Susanka designed

The home designed by Sarah Susanka is open from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturdays and 1 to 4 p.m. Sundays through May 20.

It is at 138 School St. in downtown Libertyville, just east of Milwaukee Avenue (Route 21) and about five blocks north of Park Avenue (Route 176).

For more information, visit notsobigshowhouse.com or call SchoolStreet at (224) 513-5691.

The furniture in the home is from Room and Board.

ColorsHere are the colors that Susanka chose for the interior. The paints are Sherwin Williams unless otherwise noted:#376; General walls and ceilings: SW7035 Aesthetic White#376; Trim: Custom semi-gloss white to match interiors of Marvin windows#376; Red accent, painted niches for art: SW 7584 Red Theatre#376; Green accent, various spots throughout the house: SW 7729 Edamame#376; Brown accents: Hall bath below wainscot, SW 7715 Pottery Urn; main level bath below wainscot, SW 7746 Rushing River; stair wall, SW 7680 Langard; stair ceiling, SW7717 Ligonier Tan; master suite, SW 7635 Palisade; back panels of shelves and other spots, SW 7705 Wheat Penny#376;Blue accent, one bedroom: SW 7603 PoolhouseGranites#376; Copper Silk: Fireplace surround and bath vanities #376; Giallo Rio: Kitchen Lower work surfaces and island backsplash #376; Ubatuba: Kitchen bar tops, built-ins in living room, mudroom and desk areasMore on SchoolStreetTwenty-one of 26 lots in SchoolStreet, described as an urban community, are sold. So far, this is the only home built designed by Susanka. The prices range from $500,000 to $800,000, and all the detailing in Susanka's home puts it near the top.John McLinden, the developer who convinced Susanka to design a house for SchoolStreet, is looking at other sites where the urban concept could work, and says three municipalities have asked him to build in their towns. He will build condominiums in the old school on the property.