But furniture alone isn’t what makes an outdoor space feel inviting.
A fireplace is a perfect addition to enjoy the backyard even during chilly nights.
The mixture of patterns, plants, and furniture stay true to bohemian design.
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A sheer curtain on the railing adds a little privacy.
The pattern of the wood chairs matches the TV stand, bringing a cohesive look to the space.
The black pergola and fence help the greenery pop.
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Light-colored furniture lightens the look and creates an eye-catching contrast.
The string lights add to the intimate feel.
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A combination of black and natural wood is a visually-appealing look.
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All the elements work together to create a space that feels inviting, relaxing and enjoyable.
you’re free to’t get much bolder than these bright orange Papasan chairs and outdoorfire pit.
To keep from making the space feel overwhelming, keep the background neutral likeDazey Dendid in this backyard.
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Create an Outdoor Area on a Balcony
No backyard?
If you prefer to sunbathe, there is a spot for that.
If you prefer the shade, there is a spot for that too.
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Adding a variety of collected furniture over time will make your backyard feel warm and inviting when guests visit.
Don’t Be Stumped on Seating
Who says you’re able to’t DIY your outdoor seating?
This outdoor fire pit is small, so there wasn’t enough room for multiple chairs.
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Instead,Annadded tree stumps as an ingenious way to add plenty of seating.
The stumps fit seamlessly with its outdoor surroundings.
However, thisDIY projectby the duo behind the blogCharleston Craftedmay change things.
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They created a cozy seating area consisting of afire pit with built-in benchesand planters using lumber and paver stones.
Their project is assembled with construction adhesive, no messy mortar is required.
The result is a fabulous outdoor nook perfect for roasting marshmallows on an open fire.
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If you don’t have the budget to splurge on an outdoor sofa, DIY it.
Here,Afro Bohemian Livingmade a sofa (and coffee table) using wood pallets.
She painted it a light blue color for a refreshing look.
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They can add fun patterns and colors guaranteed to punch up an outdoor space without breaking the bank.
They can also be easily swapped out for different occasions and holidays.
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Dazey Den
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