31 Outdoor Concrete Furniture Ideas With Pros And Cons

31 Outdoor Concrete Furniture Ideas With Pros And Cons
What’s the most contemporary and edgy material to make furniture? Concrete! Famous designers create amazing chairs, tables, lamps, coat racks, benches and racks from it. But is it as suitable for outdoors as for indoors? Here are some pros and cons to consider before you buy or make such pieces. Pros Of Outdoor Concrete Furniture... 
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30 Cool Outdoor Metal Furniture Ideas

30 Cool Outdoor Metal Furniture Ideas
The outdoor season is in full swing, and all the renovations and changes can be made right now – it’s the best time! One of main things outdoors is furniture, of course, and choosing it may be tricky as outdoor furniture should fulfill a lot of functions and meet your requirements. It should be functional,... 
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30 Colorful Ceiling Ideas That Impress

30 Colorful Ceiling Ideas That Impress
While we spend hours agonizing about which paint color to use on our walls, the ceiling typically gets little to no thought at all. How many times have you reached for that can of matte white paint to cover a ceiling in an otherwise colorful room? We’re making a case for the fifth wall. A... 
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43 Eye-Catchy Wallpaper Ceiling Ideas

43 Eye-Catchy Wallpaper Ceiling Ideas
Ceilings are usually very neutral and match the walls but if you wanna add an unexpected accent to your interior, go for a bold ceiling! Making use of ceilings is a great way to add details and layers into an interior, and currently it’s a trend. How to make your ceiling bold? Use wood, plywood,... 
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33 Wood Slat Wall Ideas For An Edgy Touch

33 Wood Slat Wall Ideas For An Edgy Touch
Speaking about home renovations, accent walls are very popular for any room, and there are many ideas to realize: wallpaper, paint, panels and one of the edgiest current ideas – wood slats. Wood slat accent walls or just walls are a great idea for a contemporary, minimalist or mid-century modern interior. They look organic in... 
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43 Beautiful And Relaxing Backyard Fountains

43 Beautiful And Relaxing Backyard Fountains
Fountains have always been popular for both public and private spaces as they offer a comparatively easy way to introduce the pleasing sensory effects of moving water to your outdoor environment and they are less labor intensive compared to other water features. Let’s consider more pros of outdoor fountains and some cons to decide whether... 
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36 Soothing Greige Entryway Decor Ideas

36 Soothing Greige Entryway Decor Ideas
Neutrals are always actual! Years pass but neutrals stay on top of the colors that homeowners and designers choose for renovations. There are many classics like white, black, grey, tan and so on but if you want a fresh take on some classics, choose greige. Greige is a beautiful combo of grey and beige, which... 
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34 Backyard Hot Tubs With Pros And Cons

34 Backyard Hot Tubs With Pros And Cons
If you are looking to add a super cool feature to your yard, a hot tub is great idea. A hot tub brings people together, since people love to relax and socialize in the warm waters, it’s a great spot to relax after a long day. A hot tub can be functional in many different... 
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30 Stylish Townhouse Courtyard Decor Ideas

30 Stylish Townhouse Courtyard Decor Ideas
A townhouse is a terrace or semi-detached house in cities, often with a small footprint on multiple floors. It seems that it has literally no space for any outdoors but that’s not so! Townhouses often feature courtyards, indoor or outdoor, inner or not, and these are real spots of relaxation for a big city person.... 
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36 Japanese Front Yard Design Ideas That Inspire

36 Japanese Front Yard Design Ideas That Inspire
Want to highlight the beauty and peaceful look of your house adding curb appeal to it? I have an idea, rock a Japanese front yard! A Japanese garden is a miniature world full of abstract shapes–rocks, gravel, and cloud-pruned plants–designed to represent the larger landscape of nature. For centuries, Zen Buddhist monks and other Japanese... 
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