Here are some of the necessary details to help this project come together.
We scoured the yard for rock and brick to help level the deck all around.
The lattice to fill in the gaps in the wood.
To the right you can see where we need to add the rest of the lattice.
The floating pallets help give options for expanding the area for different occasions and views.
I found some extra burlap for curtain ties, and used the tablecloth packaging for two more.
~candles and color~
Two of my favorite things!
(they are a must for repelling bugs anyway, ha!)
the tension rods to go around the upper perimeter
outdoor lighting
I found the hanging planters at the Dollar Store
I made the other two out of extra rocks and bricks around the yard.
We'll see how hardy these ferns are:)
Besides covering the top eventually,
we still need to find some kind of plexiglass or plastic cover for the table and benches to keep water from sitting in the crevices of the doors table/benches
And that wraps up my project of the month!
3 comments:
Tasha, This is beautiful. You are simply an amazing woman, wife and mother. - Janet Via
GORGEOUS!!! Well done!
Tasha, it's so great! And you did a great job being creative and keeping your costs down. I hope that you and your family thoroughly enjoy this new living space! After living here in Uganda and having so many beautiful outdoor living spaces with curtains, and couches, and tables (since it's warm all year long), I do find myself daydreaming of having something like this of my own some day. And wouldn't you know that you would go and build one right there in Rolesville! HA! I tell you our minds are so much alike. Maybe I'll be getting some pointers from you one day if I ever create an outdoor living space of my own.
I can't wait for my family to enjoy this space TOGETHER with you!!
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