Outdoor Living is no longer limited to the summer months. With the right accessories, you can spend your days and evenings in your outdoor space past the usual outdoor season. Here are three easy ways to extend your outdoor season:
- Heat Things Up
Don’t let the decreasing temperatures ruin your party! When summer turns into fall, our mornings and evenings can become chilly, but adding a fireplace, fire pit, or electric heater to your outdoor living space keeps it warm even when the temperature starts to drop!
Fifthroom.com’s Third Rock Fire Pit has such a unique look – it shows all the Earth’s continents and has an urban feel! Made of American carbon steel, each fire pit is signed and numbered by the craftsman himself/herself. This will not only spread the warmth, but will be the statement piece of your outdoor space.
- Add Impressive Lighting
After enjoying a wonderful summer, it’s sad to see the sun setting earlier and earlier as fall gets closer. Sometimes, people ignore their outdoor space when the sun goes down because they don’t have adequate lighting, but this is the key to extending your outdoor season past the summer months.
Instead of installing the usual floodlight, incorporate impressive, beautiful lighting into your outdoor structure. This chandelier in our 12′ x 18′ Vinyl Elongated Hexagon Belle Gazebo is perfect for outdoor dinners when the sun sets. It’s also eye-catching, dainty, and hints at the pleasures of indoor living.
- Cover it Up
Outdoor structures like Gazebos, Ramadas, and Pergolas (with retractable canopies) provide protection from the sun, wind, and rain. This Fifthroom.com 14′ Vinyl Octagon Double Roof Gazebo is screened in, so it keeps insects out, too. 
These spaces also keep you and your guests warm. And, they go well with beautiful fireplaces and fire pits no matter what style you’re going for whether that’s rustic, farmhouse, or Mediterranean.
Now, all you need is outdoor furniture to go inside your structure and voila! You now have an outdoor space you can use much longer than last season!
For more ideas on how to extend your outdoor season, visit Fifthroom.com.
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