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More and more, people are using their outdoor patio area an extension of their indoor living space. Now that the warm weather is here, it is important to maximize outdoor living space by adding the right elements that make it inviting and comfortable. Start by cleaning things up after a long harsh winter and take stock of what you already own for your patio. Then inspect your outdoor space and add what you need to give it that “wow” factor.

Clean it Up

The first step in making your outdoor living area an inviting retreat is to clean things up after the winter weather. Get rid of any stray children’s toys or other debris that may have been left out for months. You may have to power wash your patio and the exterior walls of your house. Hose down your windows or have them cleaned professionally.

Look at the Landscaping

The first step in making your outdoor living area an inviting retreat is to clean things up after the winter weather. Get rid of any stray children’s toys or other debris that may have been left out for months. You may have to power wash your patio and the exterior walls of your house. Hose down your windows or have them cleaned professionally.

Consider Your Assets

Every outdoor space has its strengths, so embrace yours. “Look for the power spot,” said Jan Johnsen, a landscape designer and the author of “Gardentopia: Design Basics for Creating Beautiful Outdoor Spaces.” Once you find your power spot, she said, “then you work around that.” 

If you have a roof deck with an enviable view, celebrate it by placing the furnishings so they direct the eye to the vista. Is your backyard shaded by a narrow New York brownstone? Enhance the mood with a shade garden, cozy seating and soft lighting. 

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More and more, people are using their outdoor patio area an extension of their indoor living space. Now that the warm weather is here, it is important to maximize outdoor living space by adding the right elements that make it inviting and comfortable. Start by cleaning things up after a long harsh winter and take stock of what you already own for your patio. Then inspect your outdoor space and add what you need to give it that “wow” factor.

Clean it Up

The first step in making your outdoor living area an inviting retreat is to clean things up after the winter weather. Get rid of any stray children’s toys or other debris that may have been left out for months. You may have to power wash your patio and the exterior walls of your house. Hose down your windows or have them cleaned professionally.

Look at the Landscaping

The first step in making your outdoor living area an inviting retreat is to clean things up after the winter weather. Get rid of any stray children’s toys or other debris that may have been left out for months. You may have to power wash your patio and the exterior walls of your house. Hose down your windows or have them cleaned professionally.

Consider Your Assets

Every outdoor space has its strengths, so embrace yours. “Look for the power spot,” said Jan Johnsen, a landscape designer and the author of “Gardentopia: Design Basics for Creating Beautiful Outdoor Spaces.” Once you find your power spot, she said, “then you work around that.” 

If you have a roof deck with an enviable view, celebrate it by placing the furnishings so they direct the eye to the vista. Is your backyard shaded by a narrow New York brownstone? Enhance the mood with a shade garden, cozy seating and soft lighting. 

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More and more, people are using their outdoor patio area an extension of their indoor living space. Now that the warm weather is here, it is important to maximize outdoor living space by adding the right elements that make it inviting and comfortable. Start by cleaning things up after a long harsh winter and take stock of what you already own for your patio. Then inspect your outdoor space and add what you need to give it that “wow” factor.

Clean it Up

The first step in making your outdoor living area an inviting retreat is to clean things up after the winter weather. Get rid of any stray children’s toys or other debris that may have been left out for months. You may have to power wash your patio and the exterior walls of your house. Hose down your windows or have them cleaned professionally.

Look at the Landscaping

The first step in making your outdoor living area an inviting retreat is to clean things up after the winter weather. Get rid of any stray children’s toys or other debris that may have been left out for months. You may have to power wash your patio and the exterior walls of your house. Hose down your windows or have them cleaned professionally.

Consider Your Assets

Every outdoor space has its strengths, so embrace yours. “Look for the power spot,” said Jan Johnsen, a landscape designer and the author of “Gardentopia: Design Basics for Creating Beautiful Outdoor Spaces.” Once you find your power spot, she said, “then you work around that.” 

If you have a roof deck with an enviable view, celebrate it by placing the furnishings so they direct the eye to the vista. Is your backyard shaded by a narrow New York brownstone? Enhance the mood with a shade garden, cozy seating and soft lighting. 

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More and more, people are using their outdoor patio area an extension of their indoor living space. Now that the warm weather is here, it is important to maximize outdoor living space by adding the right elements that make it inviting and comfortable. Start by cleaning things up after a long harsh winter and take stock of what you already own for your patio. Then inspect your outdoor space and add what you need to give it that “wow” factor.

Clean it Up

The first step in making your outdoor living area an inviting retreat is to clean things up after the winter weather. Get rid of any stray children’s toys or other debris that may have been left out for months. You may have to power wash your patio and the exterior walls of your house. Hose down your windows or have them cleaned professionally.

Look at the Landscaping

The first step in making your outdoor living area an inviting retreat is to clean things up after the winter weather. Get rid of any stray children’s toys or other debris that may have been left out for months. You may have to power wash your patio and the exterior walls of your house. Hose down your windows or have them cleaned professionally.

Consider Your Assets

Every outdoor space has its strengths, so embrace yours. “Look for the power spot,” said Jan Johnsen, a landscape designer and the author of “Gardentopia: Design Basics for Creating Beautiful Outdoor Spaces.” Once you find your power spot, she said, “then you work around that.” 

If you have a roof deck with an enviable view, celebrate it by placing the furnishings so they direct the eye to the vista. Is your backyard shaded by a narrow New York brownstone? Enhance the mood with a shade garden, cozy seating and soft lighting. 

Architecture and Design Portfolio

More and more, people are using their outdoor patio area an extension of their indoor living space. Now that the warm weather is here, it is important to maximize outdoor living space by adding the right elements that make it inviting and comfortable. Start by cleaning things up after a long harsh winter and take stock of what you already own for your patio. Then inspect your outdoor space and add what you need to give it that “wow” factor.

Clean it Up

The first step in making your outdoor living area an inviting retreat is to clean things up after the winter weather. Get rid of any stray children’s toys or other debris that may have been left out for months. You may have to power wash your patio and the exterior walls of your house. Hose down your windows or have them cleaned professionally.

Look at the Landscaping

The first step in making your outdoor living area an inviting retreat is to clean things up after the winter weather. Get rid of any stray children’s toys or other debris that may have been left out for months. You may have to power wash your patio and the exterior walls of your house. Hose down your windows or have them cleaned professionally.

Consider Your Assets

Every outdoor space has its strengths, so embrace yours. “Look for the power spot,” said Jan Johnsen, a landscape designer and the author of “Gardentopia: Design Basics for Creating Beautiful Outdoor Spaces.” Once you find your power spot, she said, “then you work around that.” 

If you have a roof deck with an enviable view, celebrate it by placing the furnishings so they direct the eye to the vista. Is your backyard shaded by a narrow New York brownstone? Enhance the mood with a shade garden, cozy seating and soft lighting. 

Interior and Furniture Design

More and more, people are using their outdoor patio area an extension of their indoor living space. Now that the warm weather is here, it is important to maximize outdoor living space by adding the right elements that make it inviting and comfortable. Start by cleaning things up after a long harsh winter and take stock of what you already own for your patio. Then inspect your outdoor space and add what you need to give it that “wow” factor.

Clean it Up

The first step in making your outdoor living area an inviting retreat is to clean things up after the winter weather. Get rid of any stray children’s toys or other debris that may have been left out for months. You may have to power wash your patio and the exterior walls of your house. Hose down your windows or have them cleaned professionally.

Look at the Landscaping

The first step in making your outdoor living area an inviting retreat is to clean things up after the winter weather. Get rid of any stray children’s toys or other debris that may have been left out for months. You may have to power wash your patio and the exterior walls of your house. Hose down your windows or have them cleaned professionally.

Consider Your Assets

Every outdoor space has its strengths, so embrace yours. “Look for the power spot,” said Jan Johnsen, a landscape designer and the author of “Gardentopia: Design Basics for Creating Beautiful Outdoor Spaces.” Once you find your power spot, she said, “then you work around that.” 

If you have a roof deck with an enviable view, celebrate it by placing the furnishings so they direct the eye to the vista. Is your backyard shaded by a narrow New York brownstone? Enhance the mood with a shade garden, cozy seating and soft lighting. 

Portfolio Work Table Model

More and more, people are using their outdoor patio area an extension of their indoor living space. Now that the warm weather is here, it is important to maximize outdoor living space by adding the right elements that make it inviting and comfortable. Start by cleaning things up after a long harsh winter and take stock of what you already own for your patio. Then inspect your outdoor space and add what you need to give it that “wow” factor.

Clean it Up

The first step in making your outdoor living area an inviting retreat is to clean things up after the winter weather. Get rid of any stray children’s toys or other debris that may have been left out for months. You may have to power wash your patio and the exterior walls of your house. Hose down your windows or have them cleaned professionally.

Look at the Landscaping

The first step in making your outdoor living area an inviting retreat is to clean things up after the winter weather. Get rid of any stray children’s toys or other debris that may have been left out for months. You may have to power wash your patio and the exterior walls of your house. Hose down your windows or have them cleaned professionally.

Consider Your Assets

Every outdoor space has its strengths, so embrace yours. “Look for the power spot,” said Jan Johnsen, a landscape designer and the author of “Gardentopia: Design Basics for Creating Beautiful Outdoor Spaces.” Once you find your power spot, she said, “then you work around that.” 

If you have a roof deck with an enviable view, celebrate it by placing the furnishings so they direct the eye to the vista. Is your backyard shaded by a narrow New York brownstone? Enhance the mood with a shade garden, cozy seating and soft lighting. 

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