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Outdoor kitchen and entertaining area 

The pool area at dusk at Eltham, Australia by TLC Pools & Landscape

Outdoor kitchen and entertaining area in a G.J. Gardner Homes custom home.

Contemporary Outdoor Kitchen and Entertainment Area. Photo by Kelly Horkoff. Via Houzz.

Outdoor kitchen and entertaining area

Outdoor Kitchen and Entertainment Area

Fountain and dining area. Image from Anston Pavers.

Design by Scott Lewis Landscape Architecture.

The architecture firm Ike Kligerman Barkley used outdoor rooms to extend a house in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico, into the surrounding landscape. This veranda offers panoramic views over the infinity pool to the ocean beyond. From Architectural Digest.

Courtyard of designer Isabel Lopez-Quesada's elegant Madrid villa. Photo by Simon Watson. From Architectural Digest.

This penthouse garden for the offices of Ford Models in New York has herringbone decking, boxwoods, and trees in simple concrete planters. Design by Brook Klausing. Photo by Frances Tulk-Hart. From www.gardendesign.com.

Design by BAR Architects.

Dining with a view.

Minimalist Ibiza terrace. From www.sousstyle.com.

Napa residence by John David Rulon. Via Houzz.

Design by Thomas Hamel.

Stunning rooftop terrace.

Private walled space from the book Private Paradise: Contemporary American Gardens by Charlotte M. Frieze. Photo by Paul Hester. Via www.gardendesign.com.

A limestone-and-concrete grid flows underfoot from courtyard through living room. Photo by Max Kim-Bee. From www.veranda.com.

John Maniscalco Architecture. Via Houzz.

The terrace of a Kengo Kuma–designed residence in Japan. From Architectural Digest.

Janice Parker Landscape Design.

Expansive terrace of a Manhattan apartment. Photo by Miguel Flores-Vianna. Featured on Architectural Digest.

Porch with outdoor fireplace from Atlanta Homes and Lifestyles via Greige Design.

Covered seating area. Pottery Barn furnishings.

Jennifer Post Design.

Outdoor courtyard designed by Wheeler Kearns Architects. Via www.behance.net.

Penthouse deck in NYC.

Barbara Barry for McGuire Furniture. From House Beautiful.

House in Almuñecar that looks out on the sea. Design by Susanna Cots.

Gazebo covered living area. Design by Meredyth Hilton of Artistic Gardens. Photo by Donna Griffith. From House & Home.

Photo by Joy von Tiedemann. From House & Home.

Las Vegas garden by Arentz Landscape Architects.

Neutrals and a view.

Courtyard with herringbone brick and cast stone mantel. Design by Spitzmiller & Norris.

Outdoor kitchen and entertaining area

Detached screen porch of a barn-style Ohio home. Architecture by Kent Thompson. Photo by Greg Scheidemann. From Midwest Living.

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