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grass and pavers

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pergola divides the two different ground materials

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In Sydney, Grindstone Landscapes added this pergola with a translucent paneled roof, which lets some sunlight reach the dining and kitchen area while protecting it from rain. A mounted ceiling fan keeps air moving, and overhead lighting extends use of the space into the evening.

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In Los Angeles, the designers at Pacific Outdoor Living used a grade change to create the feeling of taking a journey to the lounge patio they designed near this yard’s outdoor kitchen. Changing the paving — in this case, from the concrete slab to loose gravel and pavers — heightens the experience of moving between the two spaces and makes the second patio feel much more separate.

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floor to ceiling cabinet opposite machines

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