Beautiful Backyards and Terraces to Jump Start Spring

With Spring just around the corner, I want to encourage you to start thinking about enjoying your home’s outdooor space again (or for the first time!). Even if you’re living in an apartment with only a small patio, you can still decorate the space and enjoy the fresh outdoor air while at home. One of my absolute favorite things to do on a warm, sunny day is dine outdoors, and these homes are certainly equipped for al fresco dining and enjoying the warm weather in style. 
 
A Chicago family’s Manhattan Penthouse by design firm Dufner Heighes, Image via Architectural Digest, Photography: Nikolas Koenig
 

A Chicago family’s Manhattan Penthouse by design firm Dufner Heighes, Image via Architectural DigestPhotography: Nikolas Koenig

Marrakech, Morocco, Image via Luxury Accomodations Blog

Suburban Sydney, Australia home of CEO Ann Sherry & husband Michael Hogan, See the entire tour on The Design Files

Suburban Sydney, Australia home of CEO Ann Sherry & husband Michael Hogan, Image via The Design Files
 
Suburban Sydney, Australia home of CEO Ann Sherry & husband Michael Hogan, Image via The Design Files
 
Isn’t this Australian estate and garden beautiful? It really does have a grand appearance along with perfect landscaping. It’s quite impressive to say the least. I would host outdoor dinner parties all the time if I lived here!
 
For those of you with smaller spaces, there are so many inspirational patio and terrace designs that maximize limited outdoor space. The key is to bring in an abundace of potted plants to create a magical ambiance on your very own patio. Take a look at how these small patios have been decorated to maximize the home’s outdoor space.
 
Designer Timothy Whealon’s Manhattan apartment, Image via Elle Decor (Outdoor furniture from Harbour Outdoor and Restoration Hardware)

Image via Keltainen tallo Rannaalla blog

Architecture: LB Architecte, Interiors: Mlinaric, Henry, & Zervudachi

March is the perfect time to begin sprucing up your patio or backyard so that you can fully enjoy your outdoor space when warmer weather arrives. 

So, now that you’ve been inspired, what can you do to improve your own home’s outdoor space?
 
 

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Author: InteriorsbyJacquin