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Outdoor dining
Creating outdoor living spaces that not only complement but are also a natural extension of the interior of a home requires experience and an artful touch. When done properly the result is nothing short of magic. The adjacent sunroom features an impressive Nana door that ingeniously combines two living spaces into one, opening to a luxuriously comfortable outdoor dining area, which extends further to an adjacent patio that can be viewed from the sunroom and kitchen. This expands the space dramatically and provides compelling sightlines from both inside and outside the home. Custom touches abound, from details on the paneling and ceiling to custom outdoor sconces and beautiful Weatherend outdoor furniture finished in a marine-grade paint used on yachts. Coral-tone cushions complement splashes of coral used in the sunroom, drawing the two spaces together with a natural ease and elegance when they are opened to each other. The outdoor design inspiration culminates in a memorable, open-air patio with custom brickwork, Moroccan-style tables with glass and stone tops and a full-house smart sound system that controls audio both inside and when relaxing outdoors.
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