4 Tips For Creating The Ultimate Outdoor Space For Your New Home

By: John Garcia | Date Posted: December 29, 2021

With spring and summer on the horizon after the holidays, you may be thinking about how you want to upgrade the outdoor space of your new home to make it the vision you desire.

4 Tips For Creating The Ultimate Outdoor Space For Your New Home

Furnish Your Outdoor Space with Garden Furniture

Furnishing your outdoor space with garden furniture will give you customization choices to make the environment all your own. Choose from a variety of styles, colors, and materials to create an outdoor space theme that you love and appreciate.

Add a couple of sun loungers and/or benches throughout your yard for your guest to have some alone time or to just speak one-on-one with another person.

The double sun lounger comes with white drapes for a more private and almost spa-like experience when the wind is blowing in your backyard.

As with all your outdoor furniture, be sure that they are covered up before an impending storm to extend its lifespan.

Build a Grilling Station

If you love grilling outside during the warmer months, you are going to need a supply table to have all your ingredients and cooking utensils at hand reach.

Rather than purchase a wooden table, you can get crafty and create your own with wooden pallets or other sources of planked wood for a sturdy grilling station. You can customize the grilling station to have foldable legs for easy storage in your backyard shed for when you are not grilling.

Go to the hardware store and find a handle to affix to the front of the table for you to easily carry the wooden table once you have folded it up. You can also affix heat-resistant metal hooks on the front of the table for hanging grilling utensils such as spatulas and tongs.

Take Your Meal Outside With Outdoor Dining Sets

One of the greatest perks of warmer weather means that you can dine outdoors more. Consider browsing outdoor dining sets to be a part of your outdoor space.

From patio tables to patio sets with tables and chairs or even a patio bar, you can choose which sets will accommodate the usual number of people that gather to have fun with you during the warmer months.

One of the VidaXL patio bars can seat up to 8 people, while other patio sets come with 2, 3, 4, or 6 chairs. The patio bar that comes with 3 bar stools also has open storage shelves for cups, snacks, drinks, and more to enjoy while you are outside enjoying the weather with family or friends.

Install a Fire Pit

Who doesn’t love a bonfire? We are not saying to make your fire huge, of course, especially due to your local government’s laws on fire pits. However, bonding with family and friends near a fire pit on a summer night while roasting hot dogs and marshmallows is fun! If you want to make your fire pit really special and stunning hire professional fire pit builders to make that happen.

If your local government does not allow fire pits in residential backyards, you can use a gas fire pit to enjoy the same activities.

How Will You Create Your Outdoor Space?

How Will You Create Your Outdoor Space

Your outdoor space is your canvas. Furnish it how you want to be based on the amenities that you desire. Whether you want a grilling station, a fire pit, or something not even related to our list, the choice is yours!

Tips to Improve your Garden

Spend more time outside

Use your outdoor space more this year, no matter how small it may be. If you want to spend more time outdoors, try adding a bench under a tree, sowing a lawn to lay on, or creating a water feature to gaze at.

It doesn’t take much to transform an ordinary balcony or deck into an alluring, relaxing retreat by removing clutter and adding scented shrubs.

Illuminate

A garden room isn’t complete without lighting, from candles to lanterns to the latest outdoor fittings. For style-conscious homeowners, garden lighting isn’t just about practicality anymore.

Investing in solar lighting could make sense for you, which is rapidly improving in both look and function, and some innovative products are now available.

Put a tree on the ground

Whether it’s a lemon tree in a pot or a tree in a tree stand, you can help the environment by planting one this year. Due to their role in reducing ozone levels in urban areas, trees also sequester carbon, preventing carbon dioxide from entering the atmosphere. Don’t have a yard? You can clean your indoor air with a tree, like the weeping fig (Ficus Benjamina).

Bees are important

Be sure to plant more flowers than just reliable shrubs and succulents. You’ll be able to provide nectar and pollen for the threatened bee population while seeing the variety of flowers in bloom. The nectar in old-fashioned flower species is generally more abundant than in newer varieties.

Place Seats in the Garden

Creating beautiful and comfortable outdoor seating areas is the best way to encourage outdoor activity. Spend your money on garden seating instead of flashy barbecues or outdoor fireplaces this year.

You will be more likely to stay outside for long enough to justify buying other expensive items if there’s a comfortable place to sit.

Place your chairs, benches (homemade benches are good), and hammocks in different spots around the garden – this will encourage guests to wander further into the lawn. The seating is better if it is there for some reason, such as a view, a lovely tree, art, or a piece of art to encourage lingering.

Games

Research shows that our disconnect from nature harms our mental health, so make sure you spend lots of time outside with your family. You can also rediscover your favorite ball games if you have a lawn. Play pétanque in a graveled yard, play chess or checkers on paved areas, or build a treehouse or climbing frame using a sturdy tree.

The main thing is to get outdoors and feel nature as it will improve your well-being.

Thank you for reading!

John
 

John is the founder and chief editor of Homienjoy. With over 15 years of experience in the home improvement industry, John is passionate about helping homeowners confidently tackle their projects. Holding a civil engineering degree and working as a contractor, project manager, and consultant, John brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise to the Homienjoy community.

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