Beautiful and Practical Outdoor Room


What a beautiful day to be out photographing a beautiful outdoor space! Gordon and I had the pleasure of seeing and taking pictures this morning at a project recently completed by Heartlands. The space is thoughtfully laid out considering flow from the kitchen/dining area of the home through French doors onto a decorative concrete patio. One one end is an outdoor dining area with table and chairs and just a step down on the other end is a seating area around a fire pit. Between them is a fabulous outdoor cooking area including a Napoleon gas grill, and Fire Magic refrigerator, cabinets and trash can and paper towel holder. The granite counter has a stone surround and extends for bar seating on the other side. The roof covers the dining and cooking area and has a white washed cedar ceiling and support posts. The space is decorated with plants and interesting "finds". Gordon found lots of great angles to get great shots!

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