Warmer weather is on its way and we’re celebrating by sharing our favorite outdoor spaces. We’ve rounded up all the dreamy inspiration for alfresco evenings and poolside paradises.
Photo by Dean Isidro
Better in Blue
Designer Mark D. Sikes turned to his signature palette to adorn his backyard. Blue lounge furniture adds vibrancy. (Our exclusive Frances outdoor furniture has a similar vibe.) Woven baskets, which are perfect for storing all your gardening tools, bring out the natural elements. Tour the rest of his iconic California home here.
Photo by Joe Schmelzer
Photo by Frank Tribble; styled by Eileen Behnke and Anthony Santelli
In the Swing of Things
Nothing is more relaxing than spending a long and languorous evening swinging on the porch. Take a cue from this space and get a porch swing that is comfortable enough to sleep on. Upgrade the comfort level by adding outdoor-ready pillows.
Blooming Beauties
Soak up the spring sun underneath the shade of the bougainvillea. Actress Abigail Spencer’s classic California home marries the beauty of nature with life in a city like Los Angeles. The classic French bistro chairs are a fun foil to the California cacti.
Photo by Jenna Peffley
Photo by Kelly Lack
Riding in Style
Just because you’re road-tripping doesn’t mean you can’t do it in style. This Airstream got a major upgrade with Adirondack chairs and an outdoor dining table.
Pop and Fizz
No outdoor space is complete without a bar. We love the way this bar cart moves easily between you indoor and outdoor spaces. Style it with a chic ice bucket and your best acrylic glasses. Add some fresh flowers from your garden to really make the space pop. Find the blue fringed patio umbrella here.
Photo by Joe Schmelzer; styled by Eileen Behnke and Anthony Santelli
Photo by Joe Schmelzer; styled by Eileen Behnke and Anthony Santelli
Entertain Alfresco
Our favorite part about spring is the weather. This year we’re planning to host as many dinner parties alfresco as possible. That means stocking up on outdoor-ready tableware! Find the Celerie Kemble for One Kings Lane dining furniture at left here.
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