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Create a Cozy Outdoor Living Space with These Heating Options

With winter rapidly approaching, prepare yourself for the cold weather with these cozy outdoor living spaces with heating options. Don’t let the cold chase you inside before you’re ready. These ideas will provide a warm temperature boost and help create a focal point, upgrade your decor, and serve as a place to gather, entertain, relax, and enjoy time outdoors with friends and family. Transfer your outdoor space into a proper outdoor living room. Heat Lamps On average, a single unit can heat up an area of 25 square feet, don’t take up much room, and are usually fueled by propane, but also can use gas, electricity, and even wood-burning. Heat lamps can be floor-standing, hanging, wall-mounted, or sit nicely on a tabletop. Does not give off sparks, though it is hot to the touch. Fire Pit and Fire Logs  A fire pit can be built into the  ground or part of your patio . You can customize features, such as the color and shape of the pavers and the size and shape of the fire pit. Use a self-co

How to Create an Outdoor Room that Feels like an Extension of your Home

Building the perfect outdoor room can take time and a lot of hard work, but the results may increase the value of your home and bring you hours of outdoor enjoyment with friends and family. Your outdoor room can have many functions.  Four Seasons  offers design techniques and advice on creating your perfect outdoor space that feels like an extension of your home to enjoy day and night.  Creating your Space  What is the primary function of the room? For example, will it be a quiet reading room or a family gathering room with a TV?  Do you want wood floors, rugs, or carpets? What type of flooring compliments the function of the room? Add a ceiling or glass sunroof, walls, furniture, and lighting that coincide with your home's architectural style, interior design, ambiance, and color scheme.  Will you need to install heaters, air condition, or fans? Consider the maximum number of guests you're likely to entertain. This can be friends, family, and even children. Then think about ho