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Built Work Tropical Porch, Miami

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http://www.debrayates.com
Island style porch idea in Miami with decking and a roof extension — Houzz

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Terra Firma Design wrote:
Love the hanging lamp, where is that from?
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Hi,I just found some hanging lamp in Jollyhome,Feel free to have a look. http://www.jollyhome.com/s/lamp
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aliappled wrote:
Where did Rods come from? - The curtain rods seem really long, but also really slim. They almost disappear. How did you affix them and how big are they? are they sturdy? Custom?
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Elizabeth Collett

Looks like it might actually be the wire style curtain rod. Not sure because them mention the word curtain rod in the description.

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These are wire. Umbra & ikea both have these.
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bellancanut wrote:
Are the curtains opaque or sheer? - They seem just the right amount to offer privacy. I await your response. Thank you.
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demerob wrote:
Where can I get those curtains?
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bec_spa_gal wrote:
can you please tell me what kind of bamboo is in this picture??
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What Houzz contributors are saying:

creative jewish mom.com added this to Create a Casbah on the Patio
Got a covered entrance porch? Take some tips from this Miami home and add a touch of breezy summer elegance by hanging classic white or cream curtains on three sides with tension cables.
Ashlea Wallington added this to 9 Ideas for a Beautifully Draped Home
Create outdoor rooms. Convert your balcony, patio or garden area into an idyllic outdoor retreat through the use of curtains. Look for a durable, weather-resistant fabric that will offer shade and protection. Lighter fabrics will let cool breezes through, create a tropical feel and provide privacy.
Annie Thornton added this to How to Spruce Up Your Patio for Summertime Fun
4. The future’s so bright, you have to add shade. Do you love to relax on your front porch and wave to the neighbors as you sip a cool drink? Me too. But what about when the sun’s angle hits the porch just so, and suddenly it’s too hot and bright to enjoy your favorite spot? Instead of retreating indoors this year, try installing a simple rod and curtain that you can draw for a little relief. Not only will you get the shade you crave, but you’ll also have the benefit of a bit more privacy, should you desire it.

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Jane Prini added this to Porch Ideas
Possibility for new patio ....some section
rgstringer added this to Back Yard Scape
Tie deck curtains at bottom..cute

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