Calm. Quiet. Then revelation.
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Quietude of patio furnishings to perfection. Wicker, metal, wood with repetition throughout of colors, heights, invitation to relax. They hired a designer. That much is obvious.
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How things change. I grew up here. Designers? In my youth nothing was paved. Dirt roads, oyster shell parking lots & the seafood available was coming off shrimp boats.
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At my back, while taking this pic, is Galveston Bay with the boats coming in to Clear Creek and Nassau Bay. Remember the Hilton Hotel where the woman ran back/forth over her husband & said it was an accident? Near here!
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Beware using all metal furniture on your patio/deck. Exceptions exist. Be sure yours is.......
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Garden & Be Well, XO Tara
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Crabcake sandwich & bowl of shrimp gumbo. Fed the birds until someone pointed out the signs, "Do not feed the birds."
1 comment:
Hi from Austin. Hiring a good designer for continuity always trumps having a mish-mash!
I agree on cautioning with all-metal, unusable daytime in the sun where I am...but the evenings and the durability, even winter days...ahhh!
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