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property, there are some simple criteria to follow:
1. If the deck is immediately adjacent to an interior dining area, use
lounge furniture on your deck. This is so you won’t end up with two
dining tables so close to each other which looks a little awkward and
odd.
2. Similarly, if the deck is immediately adjacent to an interior lounge
area, use dining furniture on your deck.
• If neither of the above situations apply, simply use common sense
when evaluating which furniture to select.
• Is the outdoor area nearby to a kitchen? If so, a dining setting would be
the logical option.
• Or is the kitchen on the complete opposite side of the house? Then it
would be a bit unusual to imagine carrying all your food and crockery
through the entire house, so select the lounge option instead.
OUTDOOR LOUNGE SETTINGS
• Create a furniture grouping for conversation. Just as you do in your
living areas, put some comfortable seating in an intimate arrangement
so friends can sit close and hear each other easily.
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