Annual Homes & Design Issue 2017

Rustic and Roomy

This spectacular outdoor living and dining area is perfect for a crowd. With three tables, the area seats up to 14 guests for dinner but can entertain even more in the seating area on the adjacent deck and by the fire pit. Two built-in serving areas frame the fireplace, while another buffet table boasts a wet bar. The stone work and wood trusses add a rustic, old-world appeal, while soft green upholstered furniture brings the outside in. Pops of orange and gold add cheery accents throughout.

Interior designer: Dolores Wolfe, IDS, Wolfe Studio Interiors
Architect: Pat Neuhoff
Builder: Darrel Jones
Furniture: The Patio Shop
Landscape: Brent Reedy
 
Photography by Med Dement
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