Ruppert Backyard Eclectic Deck, New York
This backyard oasis combines tropical and moroccan elements, all set on a contemporary backsplash. Downstairs is a large, casual outdoor living room, complete with tons of comfortable seating and a fire pit. Upstairs features a top-of-the-line outdoor kitchen with grill, refrigerator, tap, and ice machine, as well as a casual seating area. Out back on the lawn, a table with cushioned chairs makes for the perfect spot for al fresco dining.
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16. Create activity zones to keep large parties moving. Setting up several distinct areas can help a large gathering feel more manageable, as your guests will naturally be drawn into smaller groups. For instance, you could set up a dining table, a fire pit circle, a porch lounge and an outdoor bar.
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At this New York home, guests mingle on a ground-floor outdoor living room and on a patio around a fire. Upstairs, they gather in an outdoor kitchen with a grill, a refrigerator and an ice machine before enjoying an alfresco dinner. Look familiar? Share your photos of your summer backyard parties. Fire pit: Urban Cowboy, Cowboy Cauldron
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What’s your entertaining style? Do you set up distinct zones to show friends where they can comfortably sit and gather in smaller groups? Is the party typically inside, outside or both? This backyard in New York has an outdoor dining table, fire pit seating and a lounging area. Adirondack chairs and a sectional sofa give guests places to relax and chill out. Show us: How have you set up your summer entertaining spots at home? Upload your photos and tell us about them in the Comments below.
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J H added this to Deck!
could we try to use space under deck?
emelymt added this to Outdoor Spaces
Deck over patio with curtains, free standing fire pit.
