Patios under deck ideas

With taller decks comes a fantastic opportunity. Along with an excellent entertaining space above, you have the ability to turn the space below into something special. By creating a patio, you have an area for

Is your under deck area looking dull or boring? Cheer it up with these awesome under deck landscape ideas. Add some flowers, a patio or pave it to create a beautiful spot in your garden.

This week's Before & After is brought to you by Rhoda @ Southern Hospitality. Rhoda & hubby transformed the area under their deck into a beautiful outdoor retreat. Her unique finishing touches accent the space perfectly. Best of all, most of the stuff she used they already had around the house. If you want more after you read below, here's the original decorated patio article that inspired this before and after submission with additional pictures. As a result of Rhoda's submission, OPC will…

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The under deck patio is the cheapest place in your home to decorate and enlarge. You can turn it into a virtual space using various under deck designs. There are multiple options for under deck patio ideas and designs to consider.

Looking for ways to utilize the under-deck space? Here is a list of 15 cool under deck living space ideas to make it enjoyable and useful.

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These ideas for under the deck are absolutely brilliant! Don't let the space under your porch go unused - try this instead!

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Over thee past several months, almost everyone has had to forego vacations and get creative about how they spend time at home.For Tabitha Sewer and her family, that led to a reno. After the family had to cancel their first-ever cruise due to the pandemic, they decided to redo the under-utilized space beneath their deck. The space started out as a muddy, dark space that was a storage spot for scrap wood but not much else—it was hardly an inviting space to spend time in, after all.