I am a sucker for walls like this — especially ifthere is some weathered, painted brick nearby.
Nice little touch with the awning as well.
Boxwood, magnolia, hydrangea, anise, and holly createa stunning backdrop for rustic gazebo and outdoor
dining area. The stone faux-bois dining table is from
France. The iron gazebo came from Anthropologie.
An overscale Devonshire clock face punctuates a French table near a pool.
My favorite parts of this outdoor room are the Moorish-inspired mirror that hangs from the pergola on industrial
chain and the inlaid Regency-style chairs.
This patio/sunroom is also the entrance to Amy Neunsinger's1952 home. The two pairs of double-glass doors were installed
to create and indoor-outdoor flow.
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