Open flames, high-maintenance items, and unsecured cushions that could blow away.
For more ideas toelevate your deckthis summer, check out these designer-approved deck decorating ideas.
A white privacy screen, outdoor sofa, umbrella, and rug make this the perfect living space.
Design:Tyler Karu/ Photo:Erin Little
A brass bistro table and black dining chairs pair with an ornate topiary.
A large natural pendant makes a statement and brass lanterns and potted boxwoods finish the space nicely.
For a fun touch, add colorful string lights and bold pillows.
Design:House of the Hub Studio/ Photo:Meghan Bob Photography
This deck for designer Emily Bowser has a sturdy wooden dining table with green dining chairs.
String lights, orange flatware, and florals add to it.
Bring in the Light
Calimia Home
Refresh your outdoor dining table with fresh lighting.
Design:Mister + Mrs Sharp/ Photo:Serenbe
This Calimia Home project includes wicker pendants for a natural yet pulled together creation.
Original brick pavers, a midcentury-style sofa, and easel provide room for painting, daydreaming, and more.
Try complementing your deck with striped pillows, pastels, fun flatware, and rattan chairs.
A Beautiful Mess
Go for a slatted wood, wood-and-cream chairs, plus a few potted cacti to pull it off.
Go for polypropylene, P.E.T., or jute to ensure your rug stands up to weather.
Plus, they suggest investing in solid outdoor furniture like teak chairs, a fire pit, and umbrella.
Design:Caitlin Higgins for Emily Henderson/ Photo:Sara Liggoria-Tramp
Choose timeless pieces like a wooden dining set and pair with rattan cup holders and white-and-blue plates.
Coupled with a sleek cream sofa and modern tables, it provides a tranquil space to lounge.
Project your favorite movies all summer long.
Design:Design Lines Signature/ Photo: Abigail Jackson
Wanting to revamp your deck this summer?
Pink chairs and a small pink table are paired with plenty of plants and terracotta tile.
Honor History
Erin Williamson Design
This historic Northern California home was revamped by Erin Williamson Design.
Webber + Studio
Set up multiple small seating areas, including one that is covered that works great for outdoor dinner parties.
Complement the Setting
This 1700s waterfront home in Maine includes historic pieces alongside modern design.
For the yard, streamlined pieces were chosen to let both the home’s architecture and views shine.
Mister + Mrs Sharp/Rustic White Photography
Keep it easy and pick crisp materials and a single color palette.
For this space, simple white chairs surround the pool.
A mid-century red fireplace juxtaposes dark wooden decking at this 1960s Catskills A-frame.
Design: Bjork Studio and Kolo Collection / Photo: J Ashley Photography
A circular rattan table and minimalist flatware make this design work for a number of styles.
Swap pillows or the rug to change out the look as desired.
Design:Emily Bowser for Emily Henderson/ Photo:Sara Liggoria-Tramp
Design:Justin Alexander/ Photo:Luigi Rosselli Architects
Calimia Home
Design:Kari Kroll/ Photo:Charlotte Lea Photography
Design:William Hunter Collective/ Styled byEmily Henderson/ Photo:Sara Liggoria-Tramp
Design:Emily Henderson/ Photo:Sara Ligorria-Tramp
Design: Jessica Jones / Photo:Charlotte Lea Photography
Design:Leclair Decor/ Photo:Chad Mellon
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Chelius House of Design
Design:Cathie Hong Interiors/ Photo:Margaret Austin
Design:Resource Furniture/ Photo: Lance Gerber
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Erin Williamson Design
Kate Marker Interiors
Design:Tyler Karu/ Photo:Erin Little
Tina Ramchandani
Design:House of Ponce Design/ Photo:Kelley Kish
Design:AHG Interiors/ Photo:Nick Glimenakis
Design: Jess Bunge forEmily Henderson Design/ Photo:Sara Ligorria-Tramp
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