As summer winds down, you will find that outdoor furniture is offered at reduced prices at furniture stores around the country. However, do you know what to look for in quality outdoor furniture? Today’s guest post will help you choose and maintain the best quality outdoor furniture.… Continue Reading
Pin It{ Discover the Designer in You }
Tag Archives: outdoor
Guest Post: Creating a Backyard Retreat
It’s not too late to create an outdoor space to enjoy this summer! In today’s guest post, written by Jennifer Parker of Handyman for the Home, learn some tips for creating a backyard retreat for your family. Pin It… Continue Reading
Pin It
Guest Post: Adirondack Chairs are Essential for Rustic Exterior Design
In today’s guest post, you can learn the history of Adirondack chairs, and how they can be used to boost your home’s style. Not only do they look good, but Adirondack chairs are also made for comfort – perfect for a lazy summer afternoon. And, learn why you may want to consider a wood Adirondack… Continue Reading… Continue Reading
Pin It
Guest Post: Tips For Buying Outdoor Furniture
Spring has finally sprung here in the Midwest, and folks are spending every spare moment soaking up the long-awaited sun. In today’s guest post, you can learn some things to consider before you buy furniture for your outdoor spaces… Pin It… Continue Reading
Pin It
Guest Post: Energy-Efficient Lighting in Today’s Home
Lighting is so important to both the function and the feel of a home. Today’s guest post by Ross Donald features some great tips for choosing the best lighting for both energy-efficiency and cost-savings. Pin It… Continue Reading
Pin It
Green Outdoor Furniture
If you are hoping to create and outdoor oasis in your yard this summer, you will find a ton of options when it comes to furniture. But, several companies are offering some tantalizing features with their products. Pin It… Continue Reading
Pin It
Using Fabric to Add Color Outdoors
Once upon a time, the only fabrics rated for outdoor use came in about three colors (beige, burgundy and forest green) or tropical patterns (which aren’t terribly useful when you live in the Midwest), and typically weren’t readily available by-the-yard. However, bold colors and wild patterns have become the norm, giving homeowners many options for… Continue Reading… Continue Reading
Pin It