Hardscape Patio

Unsure if we are going to work in an overhang or not, but if we do have any beam supports like this I can get bourbon barrels. Then they'd become usable areas for cups and stuff.

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Unsure if we're going to use any privacy screening but this looks nice

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This bar looks awesome. Looks like a bourbon barrel. This is probably my favorite picture I've found.

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If we work in a wood fence between yards I thought it would look cool to string these lights to connect the grilling/bar and dining areas. Instead of those mini shelves I could get bourbon barrel heads to break up the monotonous fence look.

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I like the table, lights, and wood/stone vibe of this picture

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another example of the heavy wood table I'm imagining. My idea is probably a bit wider than this one.

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I thought this bourbon barrel fire pit element was pretty cool. Never seen one like this before.

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This table is kinda what i have in mind... big heavy wood slab.

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This is actually pretty sweet and could function as a way to screen the patio area

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I like this two-couch seating area around the rectangular fire table. I think that's more usable than a wood burning "pit". Not necessary to frame it in as much as this picture shows. But we talked about creating various areas (grilling/bar, dining area, sitting area).

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String cafe lights

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More string lights. Also like the oversized wooden table. I'd like to have a big 8-person table area. I'd work in two benches and maybe two end chairs. I have a guy who can handcraft a big oversized table with a big wooden slab.

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I like this style of cafe string lights. Would love to be able to incorporate them on a dimmer somehow.

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I like the grill area and asymetrical shape of the patio itself

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I like the big stone slab look. Fire element is pretty cool too.

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I like the stone wall look of this bar and the built in grill area. The undermount lighting is cool.

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I like the fire element. I've seen one similar with wider "table" area and they had couches on either side for sitting area.

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I like the tree planter idea.

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I like the curved wall because it isn't a fully enclosed area. If it was a built-in bench wall that would be better.

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I like the curved bench wall.

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We talked about openings in the wall and this kind of shows that. But I'd want to work those gas lights we talked about into the project somehow.

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This is too enclosed. I've seen even more extreme enclosed areas and I don't like that look.

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Another curved wall example I found.

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I like the curved bar.

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Another grilling/seating area picture I found.

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