al fresco dining {by light}
I am finally getting to spend sometime on my deck with a glass of wine at the end of the day and wish that I had a more glamorous form of lighting then my current flood lights, perhaps a lovely chandelier? I just so prefer a soft glow when outdoors in the evening--whether the light source has a more modern edge...
...exudes casual glamour...
or is quaint and rustic.
(via canadian house and home, unknown, amy butler via the city sage, right bank to the left coast)
How do you light your outdoor living and dining areas? Also, I am completely crazy about the first outdoor space and you can see more of it right here--it is part of a wonderful patio makeover.
or is quaint and rustic.
(via canadian house and home, unknown, amy butler via the city sage, right bank to the left coast)
How do you light your outdoor living and dining areas? Also, I am completely crazy about the first outdoor space and you can see more of it right here--it is part of a wonderful patio makeover.
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We don't have a yard since we live in an apartment, but we have rooftop access with a view of the whole city--I'm dying to host a party up there, complete with lots of hanging lanterns and christmas lights@
Hope you have a great 4th!
we have a little sitting area where we have a large chiminea and patio chairs with side tables. it's in the corner of our garden, and just last summer we'd put a short panel of fenced latticework to enclose the area a bit more.
we wanted to maintain an intimate atmosphere, so we wove all-white outdoor christmas lights in amongst the ivy and clematis growing up the fence - the green cords blend in well with the plants, and the little lights provide just enough twinkle to enhance the mood.
xoxo-Meg
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