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Spending a lot of time in one room can become dull after some time, so make sure to design your sunroom to avoid cabin fever. Play around with different colors and textures to make it unique to your taste. If you already have an idea of what you want your sunroom to look like, go start decorating! If not, that’s perfectly okay! Keep reading for some ideas and inspiration. Include bright colorful accents Buy bold furniture, decorative pillows, rugs, and other objects to create a bright color scheme in your sunroom. An alternative idea is to use different shades of one color to fashion a monochromatic look. Incorporate greenery Placing plants and flowers around your sunroom will create a natural environment and allow you to feel like you are outdoors without the discomfort of being outside. Hang up light curtains Curtains allow you to permit however much sunlight you would like into your sunroom. Installing light curtains will brighten up your sunroom and can provide a burst of color. In

  Firepits are the perfect addition to your backyard but selecting which one to purchase can be quite overwhelming. There are two types of firepits: wooden and gas. Wood burning firepits are remarkably like traditional campfires. They often emit a burning scent and ashes need to be cleaned up afterwards, while gas firepits are much cleaner. Gas pits are also easier to control because they can be turned on and off by a switch. Other options for firepit fuel include gel fuel, bio-ethanol fuel, and charcoal, but wood and gas are more widely used. Consider these firepits to brighten up your backyard: Outland Living Propane Gas Fire Table ($850) This fire table is amazingly easy to assemble and operate because it has an automatic ignition system. It’s incredibly easy to light, and its wicker finish will easily fit in with other patio decor and furniture. This firepit is very well constructed and even comes with an effective wind guard. 22'' Fire Pit ($49.99) This Amazon bestse

Sunrooms and patios are wonderful spaces to spend time outside with friends and family, but the sun sets rather early in the winter, so it gets dark quickly. An easily solution to this dilemma is to set up colorful lights outside your home, which not only improve visibility, but also contribute to the festivity of the holiday season! No matter what holidays you celebrate, putting up holiday lights helps bring members of the community together while making your house look comfortable and welcoming. Here are a few decoration ideas to spice up your sunroom or patio cover in the holiday season: Place icicle LED lights around the top border of the room to mimic the appearance of real icicles. There are a variety of different icicle lights, so find some colorful ones to create the feeling of a magical winter wonderland! These lights are easy to install and can be easily controlled with a remote or a timer. Put a Christmas tree in your sunroom! It will be protected from any outdoor threats wh

  You are sitting in a room with one pencil, one piece of 8.5 x 11 inch printer paper, and an eraser. There are no instructions. You are not required to use all of the equipment either. You are given a couple of minutes to do whatever you want with the materials. All you have is your imagination, creativity, and the basic necessities to create something. This something could be a drawing of a family member or friend, a picture of what you aspire to be, a representation of your likes and dislikes, or anything else that can be put to paper. No rules. No restrictions. You have complete freedom of expression.    This exercise emulates what we do here at Four Seasons: take our highest quality resources and use them to fulfill your imagination.    The pencil represents our hardworking team. We value the health and safety of our customers and clients above all else. All of our employees receive frequent temperature checks, wear gloves and masks, and follow all social distancing proto