Outdoor Living

Less is generally more when it comes to exterior lighting. This is for environmental as well as design reasons, as it reduces light pollution and is friendlier to nocturnal wildlife.

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Pergolas are attractive functional adds to any outdoor entertaining area. Helping shelter from the elements while adding a gorgeous design element to your space.

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Modern outdoor kitchen and living space with dark wood feature, allowing bright furniture accents to POP!

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Adding a small seating area to the front entry of your home is a great way to make a warm and welcoming feel as well as capitalize on additional relaxing space.

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Warm inviting space for an intimate backyard gathering!

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Planning the ease of access to your outdoor living spaces is important when designing your space.

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Built-in hot tub to keep the exterior space visually cohesive and streamlined.

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Adding a mix of geometric and organic curves for the hardscape softens the space for an inviting and cozy space.

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A current trend is to use path lights that look more architectural, rather than the traditional flower or mushroom shapes. To have a simplified geometric shape, echoing the proportion of the home’s rectangular windows.

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Creative outdoor kitchen, with the feature to hide work areas when not in use!

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Warm and inviting outdoor living spaces!

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We love this simplistic, family-friendly outdoor space!

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Great outdoor spaces can be created and maintained easily.

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Great for space for hosting!

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Creating a focal point gives the eye something to land on; have the rest of the furnishings and accents support that piece.

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Mid-Century Modern #1

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Mid-Century Modern #2

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Furniture is not only a useful function of your outdoor space, but also adds visual appeal as well!

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Limited space - consider this unique table/fire pit combination!

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Mixing materials like concrete, wood and stone can create a stunning modern effect.

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