Outdoor Living
My favorite things about the summer are farmers markets, Sunday cookouts, chilling outside with friends and enjoying the weather. Indulge in the latest backyard trend by creating an outdoor space you can really live in.
Outdoor furniture is not what it used to be. Don’t be fooled by the high style; it is made to endure the weather. Think of this outdoor space as an extension of your home, which means decorate as you would indoors.
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- Anduze style clay urn ($195) from Digs Home & Garden, 109 Chenoweth Lane, 502.893.3447.
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- Black concrete coffee table from Kaviar Forge & Gallery, 1718 Frankfort Ave., 502.561.0377.
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- Black natural stone 48-inch firepit with stone base ($2,199) from Summer Classics, 1321 Herr Lane in Westport Village, 502.426.1808.
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- Brown Jordan Madera collection umbrella table ($3,075) and arm chairs ($1,150 each) from Digs Home & Garden, 109 Chenoweth Lane, 502.893.3447.
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- Ceramic garden stool ($300) and Aunt Sadie’s scented candles ($18 each) from Digs Home & Garden, 109 Chenoweth Lane, 502.893.3447.
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- Iron table and chair set from Kaviar Forge & Gallery, 1718 Frankfort Ave., 502.561.0377.
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- Sedona daybed and ottoman (prices start at $2,999) from Summer Classics, 1321 Herr Lane in Westport Village, 502.426.1808.
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- Table accessories (various prices) from Digs Home & Garden, 109 Chenoweth Lane, 502.893.3447.
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- Wheat table with glass top from Kaviar Forge & Gallery, 1718 Frankfort Ave., 502.561.0377.
Category: Mixing It Up
About the Author (Author Profile)
Lori Kommor, Columnist/Event Chair
lkommor@voice-tribune.com
502.897.8900
Lori wears many hats: writing two weekly columns, chairing The
Voice-Tribune’s events and keeping the staff fed with a stash of snacks
Willy Wonka would envy. She’s a fervent high school soccer fan (go
Collegiate!) and has the raspy voice to prove it after game days.
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