Summer is almost here! To get you a summer-ready home here are a few patio design ideas you will love!

With a new season approaching quickly, and warmer days with it, also comes the urge to spend all the time possible outdoors! To make sure your home is summer-proof and you’ll be getting plenty of fresh air we’ve selected a few backyard design ideas for you!

From poolside lounge areas to breakfast nooks, the options are endless when it comes to elements you can incorporate into your outdoor area.

If you want to create the perfect outdoor lounge area for this summer keep reading our ideas!

Outdoor Dining Area

An outdoor dining area is always a good idea! Afterall there is nothing better than dining al fresco during the warmer months of the year! Set up one in an area with some shade and you’ll have a great outdoor space.

Outdoor Living Room

If you’d prefer a more relaxing area, opt for an outdoor living room under the porch, with hanging lanterns, comfortable sofas, tables to provide surface area and your personal touch in the décor.

Rooftop Garden

When living in an apartment, space is of the essence, so when creating a rooftop garden you should consider both green and seating areas.

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Bring the Indoors Out

Potted plants are a great way to use your outdoor area as an extension of the indoor area is a great way to make a smooth transition between these two spaces!

Pool House

If you are lucky enough to have a pool, make the surrounding area party and summer-proof with a pool house! The more luxurious the better!

Breakfast Area With A View

In case your outdoor space isn’t big enough for a full dining area, you can always go for a breakfast nook, if there’s a great view involved, the better!

Poolside Lounge

The last one might be the one that reminds us the most about summer and summer days by the pool. Invest in this area if you really want a summer-proof home!

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sources: deringhall.com and architecturaldigest.com

Three Designs That Would Look Great Outdoors