Outdoor Living Space ‘Get the Look’

Posted on July 20, 2017

In case you missed it, this post goes along with a client project I shared yesterday. I took SO many images, I thought it would be best to break the ‘Get the Look’ into a separate post in hopes that it would be easier to navigate and pin. Click through for a few more images of a dreamy outdoor living space and for alllllll the links & sources…

Everyone wanted to know all about that hanging swing. It is seriously the coolest. I’m also pretty sure if you have kids or are trying to create a family-friendly space, they’re going to love the hanging chairs as well.

Do you guys have a favorite part or section of this space? Just when I think I’ve figured out the best one, I change my mind. Click around and find all of the sources below…

01: chandelier // 02: modern outdoor sconce // 03: lanterns // 04: cement side table // 05: outdoor area rug // 06: outdoor ottoman // 07: concrete dining table // 08: dining chairs // 09: console table // 10: moroccan pouf // 11: hanging bed // 12: sunbrella cushions for hanging bed // 13: outdoor woven pillow // 14: fringe outdoor pillow // 15: outdoor pillow with contrast edge // 16: outdoor lumbar pillow // 17: outdoor cocktail table // 18: pom pom throw // 19: outdoor sofa // 20: martini side table // 21: neutral outdoor cushion // 22: concrete coffee table // 23: turkish cushion // 24: vintage cushion cover // 25: industrial outdoor wall sconce // 26: hanging chairs // 27: firewood holder // 28: turkish pillow // 29: natural cushion // 30: sideboard storage

Although the sofas were existing, I really like their square arm shape and all weather function. The engineered woven wicker is safe to be left outdoors year round (even in Ohio).

If you’re wondering about specific pieces, like the weathered console table. Sadly for anyone wanting that exact thing, it’s vintage and one-of-a-kind. I did link some of my favorites that I think would work well with the other pieces in the collage above.

I’ll leave you with these two cuties, because they were the stars of the photoshoot! I wish I could end all posts with adorable dogs. In a perfect world…

Lastly, I have to give a giant thank you to Carmen for letting me shoot her finished project and for sticking out the humidity during the shoot with me! I’m pretty sure she singlehandedly moved a thousand pound coffee table (ha!) so I could position the rug just right. Girlfriend is strong!! Long story short, I’ve been living in the west for almost a year now, and I think I had forgotten about those brutal sticky Midwest summers- all of this to say, I really appreciated her help and enjoyed sharing the project. What do you guys think? Was it worth it?! I’m happy to answer any questions in the comments below.