KMART SUMMER LIVING ROOMS

When you think of an outdoor living space

what comes to mind?

A dining area with an old farmhouse table surrounded by french bistro chairs...

or a seating area or lounge area for relaxing on the patio...

or maybe a spot for an afternoon nap on a chaise?

We are fortunate to have a large area for entertaining and outdoor living

so all of these areas come to mind for my space.

I was so excited and appreciative to have been given

an incredible design challenge opportunity...

To create a backyard living space that was

Comfortable.

Welcoming.

Inspired.

A room outside for spending time with family and friends...

for entertaining and for relaxing.

Something much like a design I would create inside my home...

but using items that you can purchase from a specific store

to make over the space.

For someone who is used to finding flea market treasures

or a piece here and there collected over time to use in my rooms-

Creating a space out of ready to purchase items

and giving it an instant lived in feel was a bit different

but soo much fun!

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Here is what the backyard looked like

before...

THE AFTER

~The Dining space~

Shabby and vintage inspired...

Faded colors

florals and ruffles...

French bistro chairs wearing a chippy finish,

galvanized bins & painted urns filled with gorgeous flowers

~The Sitting area~

Vintage inspired red floral toile

mixed with drop cloth & needlepoint pillows

& dark woven wicker.

A cozy sitting area to kick back and relax...

with a charming petite fire pit for warming your hands or roasting marshmallows

The gravel and beach areas are warmly lit by the soft glow

from vintage inspired oil lanterns.

~The Beach~

Your toes sinking into the warm sand while

stretching out a chaise...

So relaxing!

So, any guesses as to where these design elements came from?

I'll be sharing where you can find these fantastic pieces

and more pictures and details soon!

THE REVEAL IS OUT! HERE

MORE PICTURES,PRICE & DETAILS: HERE

This shop has been compensated as part of a social shopper insights study for collective bias

but all the designs and opinions are my own.

www.collectivebias.com