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When decorating an outdoor space, there are plenty of ways to transform it from an empty patch of grass to your dream oasis. If you're struggling with where to start, why not look to your zodiac sign for some ideas on how to make the space your own?
From a bold Aries to dreamy Pisces, we have tips for every zodiac sign, as well as input from an expert designer on what to keep in mind when deciding how to approach your outdoor decor.
Check your zodiac sign below to discover the outdoor decor tip for you.
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Aries signs know how to take things to another level. Outdoor decor can often feel limited to smaller scales, but Aries shouldn’t be afraid to use big features to define certain outdoor spaces, such as an outdoor kitchen that can entertain during warmer weather.
Sallie Lord, a home designer at Grey Hunt Interiors, explains how outdoor kitchens have become increasingly popular over the past few years.
When it comes to designing your outdoor kitchen, Lord emphasizes the importance of choosing finish materials that will withstand the heat like DEKTON or stone. She also recommends mixing materials to add interest and warmth to the space.
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Taurus signs are known for their love of comfort and creating a familiar environment. When decorating your outdoor areas, finding ways to incorporate elements of your indoor decor and design can make all the difference. Being intentional is key, according to Lord.
“The right finishing touches can make a space feel either tasteful or tacky. Be sure to select your decor thoughtfully,
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