We transformed this outdoor space into a beautiful retreat and then gave the living room a design lift for indoor and outdoor spaces that our client can sit back and relax in!
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If you couldn't see the surrounding fencing, you might think this was an indoor relaxing zone. It's a wonderful example of an enclosed garden, going back to its historical roots. It is, above all, inward looking, a very intimate space designed for its owner's pleasure.
Determine how you plan to use your space. Do you plan to relax here or entertain? Is the space going to be for a couple of people or groups?While outdoor spaces are technically not rooms, the size requirements are similar. Much like a dining room or a family room, you will need enough space for your furniture and to comfortably circulate. Measure the spaces in your house to determine if a similar layout will work for your outdoor deck, porch or patio.Also be sure that your outdoor space is in scale to the rest of your house. A gigantic outdoor space next to a small home or a very tiny space next to a large home could easily feel out of proportion and awkward. A good guideline is to make your outdoor space comparable to the rooms inside your house.