Country backyards

Hello hello + Happy Handmade Savvy Saturday! We hope you’ve had an amazing week, and we’re so glad to see the weekend! Here’s to actually relaxing. We have books-in-bed goals for Saturday and we can’t wait to just rest. Sometimes, it just what you needed. This week on the www, just in case ya missed...Read the Post

As summer days wind down, look forward to enjoying fall days and nights around the fire pit. Brooklyn Limestone has us swooning for this circular fire pit patio. Click for the tutorial.

Creating your own charming farmhouse backyard is easier than you may think. By thoughtfully incorporating both old-world elements, like vintage signs and rustic wood pieces, as well as modern updates, like outdoor lighting and painted furniture, it’s possible to build an outdoor retreat that beckons family and friends to come together for intimate gatherings or just in time to enjoy the starry night sky. - Lady Decluttered | Farmhouse Backyards

One of the best places for a weekend getaway, Cabin Creek Farm is a perfect spot for friends, families, or couples.

Gorgeous white steel pergola and outdoor patio styled in a french country motif! Great pergola styling ideas, tips, and tricks. This post is created in partnership with Backyard Discovery. Backyard Discovery offers quality, durable, ready

I'm excited to show you how I gave an outdoor fire pit area in my backyard a makeover with a splash of color, some hard work, and a touch of magic.

This Garden sign is all weather resistant made of a poly-resin address bracket with UV inhibitor to prevent fading. The post is 48" long - powder coated black. (powder coating is a baked-on paint). The lettering is super reflective...made of an engineer-grade material (not painted on). They will not crack or peel off and are on both sides. Can be done with any name. For example Nana's PawPaw's Garden Garden Please enter the name in the "comments to seller" or "personalization" upon check…

DIY Outdoor fire pit with sweet ambiance effect! This guy uses limestone for the walkway and seating area. I think for my house I would use pavers. Pavers would be more work though....