Fall Outdoor Design Trends

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Fall Outdoor Design Trends

The leaves have started to change from vivid green to rich red, yellow, and orange. A chill is in the air and football season is in full swing. It isn’t winter yet and you still want to utilize your outdoor space before that light chill turns into an icy blast.

Autumn is an ideal season to give your yard a design upgrade, both for aesthetic and practical reasons. You’ll get the maximum amount of use out of your entire property when you craft outdoor spaces that keep you comfortable, even when the temperatures drop. Today’s materials are ideal for creating that comfort with the luxurious flair you desire.

We’ve compiled these fall backyard ideas to inspire you to design a stunning place to entertain and relax this autumn.

#1: Screened Porch Retreat

A screened porch is a literal extension of your house in your yard. The bevy of attractive outdoor patio designs you can utilize to craft an inviting place to relax include:

●       Enjoy fall colors and football with a screened porch with a TV

●       Cozy up with a roaring fireplace to keep the chill away

●       Add an exterior kitchen area to ramp up the appeal

●       Skip the kitchen and instead add a wet bar for quick drinks without missing the game

You can enjoy the outdoors while being protected from the elements by a sturdy roof overhead and pests by the screens surrounding your little escape.

#2: Flickering Fall Warmth

Lighting and warmth are the keys to enjoying the fall season outdoors. You need lights to be able to see and nothing helps you stay snug better than a fire. Fires are also perfect for:

●       Providing a place to gather

●       Setting the mood for intimate conversations

●       Giving your yard a stunning focal point

You can create this restful, comfortable area in your yard one of two ways:

●       Outdoor fireplace – An outdoor fireplace is ideal for those who wish to add a touch of magic to their backyard. You can use more rustic natural stone for a classic look or aim for a more modern appearance with granite.^[1]

●       Fire pit – If you prefer a more scaled-back approach, you can add the warmth and ambiance of a fire with a fire pit. Using gorgeous natural stone around the rim of the pit will give you a touch of timeless, simple beauty.

If you elect to include a fireplace or fire pit in your outdoor design, make sure you put it in a place where you can see it from inside your home. You’ll love how fetching the crackling flames look, even from afar.

#3: Special Exterior Shelter

Fall is also the ideal time to reconsider how well you’re utilizing your backyard space. If you look carefully, you’ll probably find that you have more than enough room to add an inviting retreat in the form of a small stone cottage that you can use as a:

●       She-shed – Moms need time and space to themselves. A she-shed gives her the perfect place to escape for quiet relaxation away from the noise of the house.

●       Pub shed – Make a sheltered place to gather with your pals and enjoy a drink while the kids burn off some steam in the yard.

●       Writer’s cottage – The writer in your family would love a place to focus on their craft without the distractions that abound inside the house.

●       Shed-quarters – Take working at home to a new level with a fully-equipped home office space.

A miniature cottage with similar design elements to your house will enhance your property. It’s also a delightful way to increase your usable square footage. We suggest using inviting natural stone for your little outdoor escape.

#4: Sustainable Home Garden

Homegrown, sustainable gardens are a hot trend. They’re good for the environment and your health. An attractively designed garden adds brilliant pops of color to your yard. Think of the inviting feel that fall flowers add to any space. Pair these with delectable vegetables and you have the recipe for the perfect outdoor autumn haven.

To pull off a successful and sustainable garden, we suggest:

●       Using small to medium-sized containers that can be moved indoors when frost comes

●       Planting organic vegetables

●       Mixing in delicious herbs to dress up your fall and winter meals

●       Including bright autumn blooms such as mums and asters

Situate your garden in a place where you can view it from your home and/or your patio. This way you’ll be able to enjoy your little piece of nature as often as possible.

Tips for Designing a Magnificent Outdoor Space

Your head is swimming with ideas for how to utilize and beautify your outdoor space this fall. To assist you, we’ve put together some suggestions for selecting the right features for your property, including:

●       Consider the view your additions will offer from inside and outside

●       Incorporate color and texture to make the space more interesting

●       Use proper proportion and scale to create balance

●       Orient your outdoor elements so they’re visible from indoors

●       Add a source of warmth to stay snug and comfortable

●       Light sufficiently, especially as the days grow shorter

●       Highlight key features with additional lights so you can enjoy the view

Keep these aspects in mind as you design your outdoor autumn paradise. You’ll have a place to relax and revel in the beauty of the outdoors before the icy winter chill creeps in.

Materials Marketing: Your Outdoor Autumn Haven Specialists

Whether you’re planning to add an outdoor firepit or an entire structure, fall is the perfect time to tackle the project. Your yard will feel like an extension of your home when you add elements to keep you cozy and comfortable as the leaves tumble around you.

At Materials Marketing, we have everything you need to build, enhance, or beautify your outdoor oasis. Stop in at one of our 10 showrooms today to speak with one of our design experts. We love fall and want to help you build the backyard space of your dreams.

Sources:

Bob Villa. So You Want to Build an Outdoor Fireplace. https://www.bobvila.com/articles/how-to-build-an-outdoor-fireplace/

^[1] Bob Villa. So You Want to Build an Outdoor Fireplace. https://www.bobvila.com/articles/how-to-build-an-outdoor-fireplace/