10 Ways to Enjoy Your Outdoor Living Space All Year

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How to Enjoy Your Outdoor Living Space

Some believe that the end of summer also marks the last days of outdoor barbecues, parties, and informal gatherings.

However, simply by adding a few design elements to your outdoor space, you can extend the good times through the fall months and even into the winter. We have developed 10 easy ways to enjoy your garden all year round.

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Heat Things Up

It's easy to extend your time outdoors by adding a heat source near living areas. In addition to warming cold guests, the fireplace is a good place to gather for a hot drink or roasted marshmallows.

Standing or portable, consider one of these ways to heat things up:

Firepit
Outdoor fireplace
Outdoor heater

Add More Lighting

Fall gets dark earlier, so add more lighting and reset timers to brighten up your outdoor spaces. Luminaires can be solar and LED, as well as different types, such as path lights, spotlights, and garden string lights.

Weatherproof Furniture

If you want to enjoy your patio or outdoor space beyond the summer, make sure your patio furniture is weather resistant.

Furniture made from materials like powder-coated steel, teak, and polyresin wicker is built to withstand the elements and last for many seasons. Also, cover it up and bring cushions and pillows when it rains or snows.

A Grill or Outdoor Kitchen

They say that food will taste better if it is grilled, and this is true for any time of year. Keep grilling last summer. Put on an extra T-shirt or sweater, a heat lamp, and change the menu a bit for warmer options, so cook and dine outside during the fall and winter.

Add a Hot Tub

There's a reason hot tubs are so popular year-round - because they make you feel good, warm, and relaxed at any time of the year.

But it's especially good when temperatures drop. Whether it's a solo dive or an impromptu party with friends after a game or a night out, the bathtub is always there, warm and inviting you to get out and soak in for a while.

Up the Fun Factor

To get the most out of your outdoor room in the fall, winter, and early spring (as long as the temperatures are not below freezing), maximize its potential.

How? Everything you do to enjoy or relax indoors can be done in an outdoor living area, from games and television to grills and meals. Some fun ideas are:

Invite your friends or family to watch a movie, game, or video on an outdoor TV or computer.
Cook and serve a nice hot dinner outside. Grill a pizza, hamburger, or cook a skillet with chili or a healthy soup. Then drink coffee and marshmallows over a campfire.
Play beer pong, board games, or other outdoor games.
If it's snowing, build snowmen, decorate, and enjoy hot drinks while you admire your work.
Host a Christmas party that uses indoor and outdoor spaces. Decorate both areas.

Make Things Cozy

Adding sources of heat and light keeps you out of the way, but try to add a feeling of warmth and warmth.

To do this, transform your patio or outdoor space into a true outdoor room by adding the comfort you love indoors: pillows, blankets, and blankets to share with a friend while you admire the stars or sip a hot drink.

Year-Round Gardening

Plant seasonal flowers, herbs, and vegetables in containers on your balcony, patio, or patio near you.

You are more likely to spend time outdoors and get used to the concept of spending time outdoors, even if you have to wear a jacket and gloves. After completing your activities, relax and enjoy your cozy space.

Decorate for the Seasons and Holidays

If time permits, decorate and celebrate outside. Make the perfect transition from the inside to the outside - just add a little warmth with braziers, blankets, and hot drinks.

Make sure the lighting is festive and safe. From there, the events are unlimited:

Halloween parties and activities, like cutting apples and carving pumpkins. If it's a party, host a dress-up contest and outdoor games and have “kiosks” where guests can take selfies and group photos.
For Thanksgiving, use your indoor and outdoor kitchen and then serve the feast on the patio or patio, where it's cool, cool, and cool.
Depending on where you live, decorate a small, live, or coniferous Christmas tree with simple, weather-resistant, and unbreakable decorations, provide blankets and add Christmas cushions to extend the party outdoors.

Patio Roofs or Enclosures

If you have a rooftop patio or covered gazebo, you're more likely to stay outside when it's dark and temperatures drop.

External curtains add privacy and keep you cool outside, and privacy screens and fences allow you to separate part of your room or patio outdoors, temporarily protecting you from the elements.