GUIDE

The Outdoor Guide – Your Space, Transformed

Lighting, Texture, and Comfort to Elevate Every Summer Night

When summer arrives, our homes naturally extend outdoors. Patios, balconies, and backyards become the backdrop for dinners with friends, quiet moments under the stars, and everything in between. Whether your space is grand or compact, the right elements can help you create an outdoor retreat that feels both intentional and inviting.

Let us guide you through four key elements to transform your space into a summer sanctuary.

Featuring: Goson Outdoor Murce by Kichler

💡 Layer the Light

The most powerful way to shape your outdoor atmosphere is through lighting. Use layers—ambient sconces for glow, hangings for dining, and portables for flexibility.

Traditional homes benefit from heritage lantern styles; modern homes shine with sleek silhouettes and matte finishes. Organic shapes, textured glass, or handmade materials can blur the line between indoor and out.

Featuring: IE-02 Isle Teal/Grey Rug by Loloi

🧺 Ground the Space

Rugs make an outdoor area feel finished and grounded. They define a zone, soften hard surfaces, and bring color or pattern into the design.

Choose outdoor-safe options with rich textures or nature-inspired palettes. For high-traffic patios or balconies, consider washable designs that offer both style and practicality.

Featuring: Eclipse Smart Heat Electric Portable + Dimmer Control by Bromic

🌳 Create Year-Round Comfort

From the midday heat to breezy nights, comfort is key. Ceiling fans, portable fans, and fandeliers keep the air moving while doubling as sculptural focal points.

For cooler evenings, patio heaters—especially infrared models—offer targeted warmth with design-forward aesthetics. This balance lets your outdoor space remain functional and inviting, day to night.

Featuring: Hugo 52"Exterior Ceiling Fan by Kuzco

🌿 Finish with Texture & Personality

Your outdoor space should feel as considered as your interiors. Add sculptural lanterns, ceramic accents, or woven materials that echo the environment.

Portable lighting, small tables, and natural finishes build warmth and personality. The goal is to layer thoughtfully—so every detail feels like a deliberate part of the story.