Thursday, March 12, 2020

5 Hot Patio Trends From Instagram To Kick Off Those Lazy Days Outside

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Spring is finally in the air! Which means one thing: It’s officially time to start the cleanup of your outdoor space. And while scraping up fallen leaves and branches from the patio probably isn’t your favorite activity, it might be infinitely more tolerable once you realize what you can do with your space after it’s all spruced up.

Like we do every week, we scoured through hundreds of posts on Instagram to bring you the most popular decor, this time with an eye on patios and outdoor spaces—because it’s about damn time, right? We uncovered some real gems that are very easy to do on your own, and also provided all the details on how to steal the look.

Here are the five top outdoor decor looks trending on Instagram that’ll get you psyched for the warm days ahead.

1. DIY spring bench

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F e b r u a r y • Happy February Peeps! Sorry I’m late to the party but I’ve had a full on weekend which including a night out with friends which left us rather exhausted. It’s easy to conclude it’s far harder to recover from a late night when your 3 year old greets you at 2am (he woke up for my parents) and your 7 year old wakes you at 6am. πŸ˜‚πŸ™ˆ The reason I’m sharing a garden pic is has anyone else noticed the slightly lighter sky? As I’m now reaming of seating in the sunshine in the garden. Work has started to prepare for the summer by getting the bamboo removed in our front garden and I’ve now got seedlings to prepare. I really want to grow a peony this year – something I always fail at. What are you planning for your garden this year? 🌸 . . . . #home #house #myhome #garden #interior #interiorstyling #interiorinspo #homedecor #homeinspiration #homeinspo #flowers #vintagestyle #howivintage #myvintageabode #interiorinspiration #myvintageabode #myhome #myhouse #interior #howivintage #gardening #furniture #interiorinspo #interiorinspiration #homedecor #homeinspo #homeinspiration #gardening #homestyling #interiorstyling #interiorstyle #inspiring_interiors #original #originalcharacter #cottagegarden #monday #mondaymotivation #hydrangeaseason #hydrangeaflower #outdoorliving #outdoorspaces

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No matter what your budget looks like for new outdoor decor, this DIY spring bench featured by @dickson_vintage should fit the bill.

“When doing a DIY project, it’s best to bring out your own personality,” says designer Doreen Amico-Sorell of Sorell Interiors. “If you’re making a spring bench for your outdoor area, then yes, make sure you add all of the iconic spring looks, like pastel flowers—but keep true to your own style while doing it.”

Get the look: Head to the lumberyard or repurpose old wood to re-create this DIY arbor bench. Then add a few springtime throw pillows from Target to complete the look.

2. Outdoor soaking tub

We’ve all heard of outdoor showers, but with that chill still in the air, an outdoor soaking tub like this one from @sthelenaca is more our style.

“An interesting concept,” Amico-Sorell says. “And with so many outdoor showers, why not? These soaking tubs are less expensive than hot tubs and almost have the same effect, but best suited for one or two people rather than a group.”

Get the look: Shop this selection of soaking tubs from Overstock to upgrade your weekly bath soak.

3. Slate-gray planters

You might be thinking you’ve had enough gray for one year—but trust us, you’re going to want a set of these stunning slate-gray planters featured by @thebalconygarden.

“Faux concrete or stone planters are great options for greenery,” says designer Amanda Amato-Scotto of AMA Designs & Interiors. “If you’re investing the time and money to create your own planters, you want the natural beauty to shine, and a pot or planter with a neutral base color allows for greenery and other flowers to really pop. This style planter looks more high-end, too.”

Get the look: Find your perfect set of slate-gray planters from AllModern.

4. Natural-blooms wreaths

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Spring is in the air and new wreaths are up! March is my birth month (one week from today if you’re keeping trackπŸ˜‰) and I’m excited for warmer weather, longer days, and the beach in just a few days! Also, I’m putting together a giveaway of some of my favorite things for you guys – would you rather see one giveaway or a few smaller giveaways?? Tell me here or in the poll in my stories! . . . . . #frontporch #frontdoor #frenchdoors #frontdoordecor #porchdecor #frontporchview #porches #myfrontdoor #porchlife #farmhousestyle #whitefarmhouse #farmhousedecor #fixerupperstyle #allthingsfarmhouse #farmhouseliving #modernfarmhouse #farmhouse #entry #curbappeal #decorfordoors #frontentry #frontdoors #mahoganydoors

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Brand-new wreaths will do wonders for your weather-worn front porch, especially if they’re as bright and bloom-filled as these ones featured by @brunoandlibby.

“These wreaths scream spring,” Amico-Sorell says. “They come in an array of flower choices to suit your style and preference, and they’re a welcoming first impression for your guests.”

Get the look: Get a wreath that will last the season by shopping this collection of bright faux blooms from Wayfair.

5. Textured floor poufs

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So yesterday was officially a self-care day. I did three things that don’t happen very often. I had a massage, went to an evening yoga class and came home and had a nice hot bath. It was great and made me realise how rubbish I am at looking after myself πŸ™„ Im too busy running around sorting out the demands of the kids, so I’ve promised myself I will definitely do this more often 😊. . . Anyway, now we are in March and spring is officially round the corner, I’m starting to think about the garden. It does currently NOT look like this, however I’m on a mission this month to get rid of all the winter debris and mould and return it to its former glory πŸ˜ƒ. I have some serious cleaning up to do first though !! . . Post contains previously gifted items Table @wayfairuk Lanterns and ladder @maisonsdumondeuk Solar lights @lights4fun .. … …. #palletfurniture #outdoorfurniture #gardengoals #patiodecor #gardenlife #homeandgarden #gypsytribex #gardenstyle #alfresco #outdoorlivingroom #outdoorspaces #gardenmakeover #gardenroom #outdoorroom #interior4all #festoonlights #apartmenttherapy #outdoorlivingroom #myhometoinspire #bohotribex #mygardenthismonth #interiorblogger #mymdm #myinterior #interior_delux #homeadore #onlyinterior #uohome #patiostyle #interior123

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Not enough seating in your outdoor haven? No problem. Just incorporate a few of these textured floor poufs featured by @kylamagrathinteriors.

“Adding floor poufs to your outdoor seating area creates an inviting and casual entertaining atmosphere,” Amato-Scotto says. “Not only are poufs functional to add another seat or to kick feet up, but it’s a way to break up hard surfaces (like decks and stone patios) and standard outdoor furniture.”

Get the look: Put the fun back into your outdoor space with a set of these Braided Jute Poufs from CB2.

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