Tools To Help You Design A Room
Sleep Outside
Designer Jamie Durie created his first-ever outdoor bedroom — in his own backyard. Jamie used Wooly Pockets to enclose the space with orchid-filled living walls. Hanging egg chairs provide a cozy nook for reading, while the mattress is the ideal spot for an afternoon nap.
Bohemian Outdoor Living Room
Emily Henderson transformed a plain patio to create this functional outdoor room with a collected, bohemian vibe. Best of all? She did it on a budget, with DIY planters, stumps-turned-cocktail-tables and more. Get her tips to create this look at home.
Mediterranean Oasis
This outdoor space mixes formal details you might see in an Old World garden with modern, casual touches. Designer Molly Wood placed a Spanish-inspired central fountain in the heart of the space, while the vine-covered pergola provides ample shade. Tour the rest of this amazing outdoor room.
Japanese-Inspired Dining Room
Emily Henderson created this chic and cozy Asian-inspired dining space on a budget with flea market and repurposed finds. See how she did it, plus get tips to create the look at home.
On Top of the World
Take in the breathtaking California mountain view from this cozy lounge designed by Cassy Aoyagi. Then, take a dip in the oversized infinity spa and dry off by the stone fire pit. Tour the rest of this multilevel space now.
An Outdoor Home With History
Lush and enchanting, this Victorian-inspired space feels like it's been here almost as long as the 19th-century home it's a part of. This fireplace is the heart of the outdoor living room, with soft hammocks in front for lazy lounging. Designer Heather Lenkin used a muted gray arbor to define the space. Below, ornamental lettuces and succulents between the stairs provide an unexpected focal point. Tour the entire outdoor space now.
Relax and Energize
A stepped display for the owner's collection of bonsai trees serves as both a focal point and a wall for this Japanese-inspired dining pavilion. Yellow chrome chairs add energy and a modern twist to this global-chic space. Design by Jamie Durie
Going Graphic
Who says bold patterns and outdoor spaces can't mix? This poolside cabana in Beverly Hills has an indoors-out feel thanks to geometric wallpaper, bubbly furniture and unconventional accessories. A vine-covered roof brings an organic touch to the space. Image courtesy of Avalon Hotel Beverly Hills
An Outdoor Room Fit for a Star
Days of Our Lives star Deidre Hall's covered porch sports a shabby chic living area that's warm and inviting. Slipcovers unify the furniture, while a fireplace keeps the porch toasty year round. Featured on HGTV's Celebrities at Home
Bright and Modern
The design team on HGTV's Going Yard transformed a neglected backyard into this fun and functional living and dining space. A cedar bench doubles as storage for outdoor gear, and a tangerine canvas cover provides much-needed shade for the cozy dining area.
Read in Luxury
A mix of rustic wood, exotic accessories and streamlined furniture creates an inviting outdoor library at the Viceroy Riviera Maya on Mexico's Caribbean coast. Image courtesy Viceroy Hotels and Resorts
Landscape-Inspired Patio
This lavish Palm Springs patio featured on HGTV's Million Dollar Rooms draws inspiration from its surroundings. The curved roofline and sofa emulate the rise and fall of the mountain range, while the muted color scheme melds seamlessly with the view.
Elevate Your Garden
To ensure that this room's spectacular plantings took center stage, designer Jamie Durie brought them up to eye level using a lush living wall in place of a typical privacy fence. Nearby, an oversized iron planter houses a collection of multicolored succulents.
Zen Backyard
The Buddha is not only the focal point of this space, it's also designer Jamie Durie's source of inspiration for this relaxing, Asian-themed room. A hanging daybed provides a place for the family to lounge, while a nearby bench adds ample seating for visitors.
Outdoor Workspace
To create the dramatic arbor that shades this outdoor library and office space, designer Jamie Durie cut steel ribs into an arch shape and covered the steel with wooden slats. Curtains made from heavy outdoor fabric keep books dry in the rain.
A Gazebo Fit for Stargazing
The macrame "roof" on this backyard gazebo allows ample light to filter through. Look up and it's also a focal point, creating a unique "spider-web" pattern that's studded with lush hanging baskets.
Fit for a Party
Distinct living and dining spaces and lots of outdoor seating make this sleek Asian-inspired space perfect for outdoor soirees. Bamboo serves as a living divider to separate the two spaces. Design by Jamie Durie
African-Inspired Backyard
Elevating the seating area above the rest of the garden ensures guests will take notice. The freestanding fireplace is the focal point of the space, while the handmade mud-brick bench highlights the organic shape of the patio. Design by Jamie Durie; photo by Jason Busch
Beachside Cabana
One look at this room and you can almost feel the sea breeze in your hair. The woven roof adds texture and ample shade, and hammocks are at the ready for your next impromptu nap. Design by Luis Caicedo
Take In the View
Designer Linda Woodrum created this entertainment deck to take full advantage of the breathtaking mountain views from the 2012 HGTV Dream Home. Muted colors complement rather than compete with the view, and the gas fire pit provides a dramatic focal point after dark.
Garden Romance
A patinaed metal arbor on one side and a thick patch of bamboo on the other transforms this concrete patio into a private outdoor room. Designer Sandy Koepke creates multi-tiered interest with outdoor chandeliers made from candles and hanging plants. Mismatched chairs and antique lanterns complete the romantic look. Photo by Jennifer Cheung
Modern and Minimal
The breathtaking design of this patio's roof is equal parts form and function: The open areas accommodate colorful shade cloths in the summer and allow light in throughout the winter. A simple fire pit is the centerpiece of the circular seating area. Design by Steve Appolloni
Eating Green
Inspired by a vertical garden in Atlanta, designer Jamie Durie created two living walls in this lush, green dining area. Jamie layered plant pockets filled with herbs, lettuces and more edible plants on green-stained slats to make the room look like one big living wall.
Tools To Help You Design A Room
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