Sentences with phrase «pea gravel patio»

A few weeks ago I revealed my pea gravel patio & since then I have had a lot of questions, which I will be answering when I post about how we -LSB-...]

We also have a (small) patio area below our deck that I have envisioned as a pea gravel patio oasis.

You can read more about creating backyard zones here, but the first big «zone» project we completed was the big pea gravel patio near the middle of the yard, designed as an area for a firepit and furniture.

You can see one of the progress reports on the pea gravel patio here, to see what it looked like in process!

We have a pea gravel patio area in our backyard and we don't use it at all... I hope you aren't disappointed — I really wish we had gone ahead and put a cement patio back there... hopefully you will «inspire» me with your ideas!

It was pretty empty by the time I took this photo as we were moving, but I wanted you to see the flagstone walkway we had on the border of our pea gravel patio.

I love the fire pit and social gathering space you have set up in the pea gravel patio.

In our last house we built a firepit on our pea gravel patio and it was one of those projects that instantly gave our yard more purpose and function.

And then we would also start out with our first major usable space, a large pea gravel patio with a flagstone walkway around to the enclosed area for the pups.

Glad you linked to this post from the pea gravel patio inspirational.

I suddenly had visions of it engulfed in blooming vines this summer in my backyard, right at the edge of our new pea gravel patio.

The yard didn't have any structure at all to begin with, so last year we focused on adding shape, interest and function by creating a pea gravel patio for our fire pit, a flagstone walkway, and designated some planting areas.

We used our pea gravel patio but you could use your cement patio, brick, stones, or other non-flammable surface.

But we didn't want to go to the trouble to install the pea gravel patio and then STILL never go out there to use it.

I was considering installing the pea gravel patio in the yard.

We did hire some help last year to create our pea gravel patio and we are so glad we did!

Last summer we created our own pea gravel patio and it is just begging me for a tiny garden with pots and plants!

You can find the FULL post along with the before + afters HERE.I will be sharing more details, like our easy pea gravel patio and the rest of the sources in the next few weeks but if you have any questions before then, please ask.

Our pea gravel patio way out in the back that we actually named because I am a romantic through and through.

This tablescape and floral centerpiece probably look pretty complicated, but in all honesty it was so easy to do and the hardest part was bringing everything outside to the pea gravel patio at the back of our property.

Not exact matches

Jerrod and his family settled on having pea gravel installed in the patio area because the ground had still not completely settled.

As you'll see in upcoming posts, we not only created this pea gravel area for the firepit and BBQ, but we are also going to lay our own flagstone patio in a newly leveled out upper level connected area with a table for eating.

We will share more of this backyard makeover project as things develop (including more DIY details on the pea gravel and flagstone walkway and patios).

I was thinking about taking out my brick patio, replacing with pea gravel.

The second project is / was the grass in our back yard, along with a pea gravel space for some teak chairs (otherwise known as the killer patio chairs).

We just finished a patio extension and used pea gravel, with a few stepping stones.

We really loved the natural, unmanicured yet still charming feel of a pea gravel and flagstone patio.

Pea gravel creates the illusion of an area rug on this modern patio.

The homeowners installed a simple pea - gravel patio in a single weekend to create an area that's perfect for alfresco dining.

Notice this small patio area is just pavers surrounded by what appears to be pea - gravel.