Midcentury Riviera Midcentury Patio, Santa Barbara
Photo credit: Ryan Goldman, Jennifer Roberts, Eric Doolin
Example of a 1960s backyard patio design in Santa Barbara — Houzz
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milissa5678 wrote:
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Hometown Evolution Inc.
Luckily we are available on eBay too, you can search Hometown Evolution!
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Paper Lantern Store
Hello,
Please do not hesitate to view our string lights collection. In case you have any question on installing and choosing, give us a call at 1(650)802-8889. We would be happy to help you in any possible way!
Thank you!
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Dovetail Architects
Hi Shirlene,
The owners had it custom fabricated - and yes, it's a gas burner. Fixitlouie has good advice to contact a fireplace installer. Good luck with your project!
The owners had it custom fabricated - and yes, it's a gas burner. Fixitlouie has good advice to contact a fireplace installer. Good luck with your project!
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Hometown Evolution Inc.
We have a ton of these lights in stock! https://www.hometownevolutioninc.com/
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Mereditj C wrote:
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Does anyone know where the outdoor furniture came from?
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lmckuin
Did no one come weigh in on where the furniture is from? I love it!
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Dovetail Architects
Hi Jeff,
I think the set came from CB2. Good luck with your project!
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jeffj13501
thanks again for feedback!
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rrajagop wrote:
tfrain
I was wondering what wire you used to string along the top of the wire.
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Dovetail Architects
Hi Kendaree,
I'm sorry - I have no idea what that cactus is. Maybe someone out there in Houzzland will?
Good luck with your project!
-Chris
I'm sorry - I have no idea what that cactus is. Maybe someone out there in Houzzland will?
Good luck with your project!
-Chris
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I like the lights strung in the yard.
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Do you know where the furniture came from?