Showing posts with label patio furniture. Show all posts
Showing posts with label patio furniture. Show all posts

Thursday, August 29, 2013

Outdoor Patio Eye Candy

Since the weather has been a strange mix of cold, rainy, and cloudy these past few days, I've been daydreaming about lounging out in the sunshine! Thank goodness it's starting to get back to being gorgeous. So here's a little eye candy to get you excited about spending some time in the sunshine before it's gone all too soon!


via meridameridian.com

I love the bright rustic feel of this space. The stone fire place and wood ceiling really make it sumptuous.

Outdoor patio furniture living room
via EvaDesigns

Woven furniture almost always works outdoors! I love the texture, it always looks comfortable, but most importantly it's durable. They are usually higher in price but you are paying for the supreme durability.

via Houzz.com

This is a great simple outdoor space that doesn't distract from the gorgeous view! Don't we all wish we had this in our backyard? You can most of these great patio sets at Bents if you are looking to change up your outdoor space.

Outdoor furniture for a small balcony via IKEA. by corina
via indulgy
Here is a great set for smaller spaces! you don't have to give up the eye candy just because you have small space. I think my favorite part is the bench seating in the back! I could imagine curling up and reading a book there in some fresh air!

This post was in partnership with bents.co.uk


Tuesday, July 30, 2013

Using bold, bright furniture

Usually there's that one piece that stand out in a room. A lot of us, myself included, use bright pops of color only on accessories - lamps, pillows, etc. If you're feeling brave though, a bold piece of furniture can really make a room - here are a few examples I wish I was brave enough to try!

Love this pink patio set!!
via Houzz


via Country Living
How gorgeous is that turquoise china cabinet (check out the ceiling too)!



via BHG
A craft or kids room is a great place to try furnishings in bold, bright colors.
There are many brands lately that are making great show stopping furniture pieces but if you have trouble finding the right piece you can always find a great DIY tutorial to change it up to your exact style.

If you have doubts or are nervous, try a colorful piece in a smaller room, hall, or entryway.
via Remodelaholic


via Houzz

Have you ever or do you have a bold and colorful piece of furniture in your home?

This post is in partnership with cultfurniture.com


Thursday, July 18, 2013

Outside Living Inspiration

Now that we have our own outdoor space, I'm in the process of deciding how to furnish it! There is so much you can do with an outdoor space, whether small or large.

via Interiors Porn


via House Beautiful

I've been looking for some furniture that will fit into our space and some great outdoor accessories that are durable enough to stay outdoors.


With a set like this I would probably set up my computer and work outside!


This set is a refreshing change from traditional outdoor furnishing.  Remember that you can always swap out the chair cushions if you're feeling the need for a change...




I like the clean minimal lines of this table and chair set. All of these options above were found at Oldrids & Downtown.

Now for some accessories for my new outdoor space:

via Houzz
Stripes are a classic, and I think look especially good poolside.


via Houzz
Aren't these hanging planters adorable?  If you don't have a lot of ground space then hang them on a fence or wall to create your own version of a "green wall"
Rope Tweed Indoor/Outdoor Rug
via ShadesofLight.com

I don't know why, but I love it when indoor things are brought outside.  It really makes your outdoor space just feel like an extension of your home.  Luckily you can find all sorts of traditionally indoor items in stylish outside versions, like rugs, pillows, and curtains.

These outdoor lights are great mood setters and can be placed strategically throughout your outdoor space. I found these on Pinterest.

This post in partnership with Oldrids.co.uk