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The space was small, but the value is big. The firepit helps make use of the patio right through the chilly Minnesota months. The patio is constructed of Chilton, irregular flagstone and with a natural stone firepit edged with a modular seat wall.
A slender sideyard is transformed into a series of outdoor rooms, including a lawn for playing, a chiminea area for relaxing and a flagstone patio for dining.
The spacious entertainment "pavilion" features a gas burning fireplace, outdoor movie theatre, low energy LED lighting, a translucent ridge skylight with finishes and detailing to match the existing home.
Ali Atri Photography
Fireplace - anuragpush
Nice fire pit with bench. Flagstone seat and back rest. Flagstone steppers with ground cover growing between.
My backyard fireplace should look like this. - sowmya_kambam1
Joe Anderson, Project Manager; Douglas Foreshoe, AIA, Photographer
Traditional ranch home's covered entryway is illuminated by a pineapple inspired chandelier and wall sconces flanking the front door. A fountain, potted plants, and a garden bench create a welcoming entrance.
Credits: Hamilton-Gray Design, San Diego
floor - utkarsh_baxi
Outdoor entertaining at its elegant best. A pergola designates the dining space of the patio and allows for overhead lighting and electricity. Photography by www.macdonaldphoto.com. Interior design by Marie Christine Design of NYC.
outdoor seating that's comfortable for people who can't sit low - venu_rao68
JMMDS created a woodland garden for a contemporary house on a pond in a Boston suburb that blurs the line between traditional and modern, natural and built spaces. At the front of the house, three evenly spaced fastigiate ginkgo trees (Ginkgo biloba Fastigiata) act as an openwork aerial hedge that mediates between the tall façade of the house, the front terraces and gardens, and the parking area. JMMDS created a woodland garden for a contemporary house on a pond in a Boston suburb that blurs the line between traditional and modern, natural and built spaces. To the side of the house, a stepping stone path winds past a stewartia tree through drifts of ajuga, geraniums, anemones, daylilies, and echinaceas. Photo: Bill Sumner.
