Outdoor living

One space.
Many ways to make it yours.

Begin with what you want to do outside. Choose the layers that help make it happen.

Start with your space

Four ways to
make the most of outside.

Improve the space you have, or plan something new.

01 / Louvered roofs & pergolas

Sun when you want it.
Shade when you need it.

Start with what happens overhead. An adjustable roof lets the space move between open sky and shelter, with the right footprint for sitting, dining, or both.

What to think about

Attached or freestanding? Think about the doors into the house, where the afternoon sun lands, and how much space you want to shelter.

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Dark louvered pergola sheltering lounge chairs and a dining table on a flagstone patio

02 / Glass enclosures

Keep the view.
Soften the edges.

Glass can make a sheltered patio feel more connected to the landscape while helping manage wind. The right arrangement depends on the structure and how you want the room to open.

What to think about

How important are open sides, unobstructed views, and protection from prevailing wind? We start with those priorities.

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Lumon (opens a new tab)

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Covered outdoor lounge with perimeter screens and a distant landscape view

03 / Motorized screens

A little more privacy.
A lot more outside.

Screens add another layer between a patio and its surroundings. Consider them for glare, insects, or privacy, with fabric and placement chosen for the job.

What to think about

Which sides need coverage? Do you want to preserve a view, create privacy, or manage direct sun?

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Screened outdoor living space opening toward a green lawn

04 / Patio heating & fire

The evening
doesn’t have to end.

A heater over the seating area or a fire feature at its center changes the feel of a cool evening. Plan warmth alongside the roof, clearances, seating, and power or fuel supply.

What to think about

Where will people sit? Is overhead heat, a fire feature, or a combination the better fit for the space?

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Bromic (opens a new tab)Montana Fire Pits (opens a new tab)American Fire Products (opens a new tab)

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Outdoor seating with a fire table inside a screened pergola

05 / Outdoor kitchens

Dinner stays
outside, too.

Make space for preparing, cooking, serving, and gathering. An outdoor kitchen works best when it belongs to the room, rather than sitting at its edge as an afterthought.

What to think about

What do you actually cook? Start with the equipment you use, a useful work surface, and a comfortable connection to the table.

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Pro-Fit Outdoor Living (opens a new tab)

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Your place. Your possibilities.

Let’s make the most
of outside.

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