HOME Home & Decor — 29 June 2013
By Charlyne Varkonyi Schaub
These days you can have almost anything in your outdoor design that you have indoors.
Manufacturers, realizing how important outdoor living is to consumers today, have designed everything from rugs to lamps to beautiful fabrics that withstand heat, humidity and sun. It’s easier than ever to build the outdoor kitchen of your dreams. Here are some of our recent finds.
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