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You’ll hit the roof

Short on space? Elevate your thinking to find top options on the upper storey
Better Homes and Gardens Sept 2015
Better Homes and Gardens Sept 2015

Light and shade

It’s important to consider shade in an exposed site. Look for shade sail systems that can easily open and retract with the push of a button. With such ease, you’ll want to spend all your time outdoors.

Better Homes and Gardens Sept 2015

Finishing touches

Choose modern furniture pieces, such as these Tio dining chairs, to add a touch of sophistication.

Better Homes and Gardens Sept 2015

Create some space

To give the illusion of a bigger space, line the sides of your area with planter boxes or troughs. This will help blur the boundaries.

Better Homes and Gardens Sept 2015

Styling is key

Outdoor cushions are ideal for adding a sense of cosiness and visual appeal. Look for fun geometric prints and pair with neutral colours for balance.

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Better Homes and Gardens Sept 2015

Bring the inside out

Who says you can’t decorate the outdoors like the indoors? Here, a tiled splashback adds life to the cooking area.

Better Homes and Gardens Sept 2015

Styling your plants

Go big in small spaces! Use large pots for impact and plant with advanced trees to make a statement and provide shade.

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