Thanksgiving is just around the corner and fall is in full swing. It’s time for pumpkin carving, apple pie, and harvest parties. The leaves are changing with the season and your patio should too. Here are a few tips to make sure your patio is ready for fall!
EMBRACE NATURE
Fall is arguably the most beautiful season in nature. Leaves are changing, and the fall plants are ready for harvest.
Embrace nature by bringing it into your outdoor living space in interesting and charming ways. Pumpkins aren’t just for Halloween, they’re beautiful all season long. A hollowed-out pumpkin makes a bright and interesting statement planter for your cold-weather plants. Gathered leaves make a vibrant and colorful garland to hang over your entryway.
FALL RENEWAL
Traditionally we think of fall decor as muted and rustic. Instead of cloaking your outdoor space in muddy beige and tan, take inspiration from fall renewal. Choose a color palette filled with warm, rusty reds; deep, mossy greens; and bright, earthy browns.
Take heed from the autumn renewal and revive your existing outdoor living space. Liven it up by creating a statement piece from your existing decorations. Wicker furniture, coffee tables, and wall hangings could all benefit from a fresh coat of paint. White, summer-ready pieces transition perfectly into fall by being painted any color off your bright, rustic autumn palette.
CREATE AN OUTDOOR SANCTUARY
The heat of the summer is finally waning, and the weather is perfect for relaxing, dining, and partying in your outdoor living space.
It’s cozy and cool outside, but not cold enough to scare off the insects just yet. Fenetex retractable insect screens will help keep the bugs out and the good times in. Installing insect screens on your patio openings is the final step in creating the perfect outdoor living space. These breathable screens allow you to enjoy the weather and the view while blocking any and all insects from being able to disturb your gatherings.
Retractable insect screens add a perfect touch to your outdoor gatherings. Throw parties, host dinners, and snuggle up with a good book on your patio without the worry of insects like mosquitoes finding their way in.
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Meridith Anzulis