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From there you can chose to add outdoor furniture that compliments the aesthetic. Of course beautiful hardscapes can be decor unto themselves as well, albeit more expensive than a rug or mat. Flagstone, pavers and bricks are all popular choices and may often be a better options for pets and frequent dining as they are easy to wash off. Let there be light Popular string lights (also sometimes called Cafe Lights) are inex- pensive and easy to install in a variety of ways. Strung in trees or directly overhead on a covered patio, these won't break the bank and add a good deal of "wow factor" to your space. See How To Video here. If you want to go higher end consider hav- ing a ore professional set up done—well lights, bullet, garden, wash, flood or down- light will all produce different results, you can get really creative here. Find a pro to assist through Association of Outdoor Lighting Professionals. But homeowners willing to invest a little of their own time and energy can save a bundle. Accessorize Accessories on a patio is akin to a great pair of earrings or sharp looking shoes. Think lamps, hanging chandeliers, pillows, bar cart, mirrors or hanging pictures. Bali inspired Asian flare

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