3 Ways to Create Beautiful Outdoor Living Spaces

A great way for adding value to your home is creating a beautiful outdoor living space. These spaces have an indoor feel, but are located outside. Homes with large backyards can be turned into a relaxing and entertaining wonderland that can be enjoyed year-round.

Homeowners can customize these spaces to their individual tastes and design styles. Here are three ideas for creating that perfect outdoor living space.

  1. Hardscapes are popular and gives you a picturesque look. The area around the home is enhanced with walkways, gardens and small ponds. Hardscapes are a sound investment and should be professionally designed while giving you:

  2. Fire Pits are quintessential to outdoor spaces and comes in many different sizes and shapes. These are great for obtaining a natural and earthy feel. Gazebos add weather protection and nice u-shaped seating finishes the scene.

  3. Sculptures & Fountains are an easy way to enhance visual appeal. Small accents blended with beautiful landscaping creates a dynamic environment.

Outdoor living spaces are unique, and should match your individual style. Be creative by mixing colors, vegetation and walk-ways to boost its appearance, but make sure to do some planning beforehand. For help crafting the picture perfect outdoor living space for your home, contact us today. We’d love to work together, and create something beautiful.

ABOUT THE COMPANY

John T. Hermes, our founder, was a man with a dream and a remarkable blend of business acumen and agricultural passion. After graduating from Oklahoma State University with a degree in Agriculture, he spent a decade in agriculture chemical sales and the military before founding Country Fair Lawns in 1965, which later became Hermes Landscaping. Despite his passing, his vision and passion continue to drive the Hermes team, inspiring them to uphold his legacy and commitment to excellence in the company's endeavors.

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