While the spaces in our first glance at dining alfresco were simple and clean-lined, the following are soft and lush garden settings.
I love the metal elements prevalent in the majority of these photos, as well as the romantic lighting that appears in a number of the spaces. These areas wouldn't be quite complete either without the surrounding rich greenery that plays a significant role in completing the look.
I love the metal elements prevalent in the majority of these photos, as well as the romantic lighting that appears in a number of the spaces. These areas wouldn't be quite complete either without the surrounding rich greenery that plays a significant role in completing the look.
Domino
Domino
These dining areas seem as equally suited for afternoon tea as for intimate dinner parties, and I can't say I'd be disappointed to indulge in either type of gathering in these beautiful settings.
Still ahead is the third part our dining alfresco installment with a look at more eclectic outdoor dining spaces.
Still ahead is the third part our dining alfresco installment with a look at more eclectic outdoor dining spaces.
these are all amazing and romantic.
ReplyDeleteOh my...the chandeliers hanging from the trees take my breath away!
ReplyDeleteSaved the best for last!!! Lush!!!!
ReplyDeleteLove the table with the sheer skirt .. .
ReplyDeleteoooh, love the martha stewart yellow banquette one. i'm a sucker for dining on benches. pam
ReplyDeleteam I seeing things or is there a crystal chandelier hung from a tree and tied to the back of a chair in that first photo? I hope it's real, because I LOVE it!
ReplyDeletesomeday when i have a yard one of the first things id like to do is hang a chandelier from the trees. an exterior grade chandelier i suppose haha
ReplyDeleteAll such stunning spaces! I can see myself and a few friends having dinner in any of those cozy areas.
ReplyDeleteI just posted an outdoor party I hosted this past weekend. These pictures put my backyard BBQ to shame! They are simply STUNNING!
ReplyDeleteOh, I love eating outside. In fact, I think I have dragged Jon to every patio restaurant in Houston. My favorite is Backstreet Cafe. I prefer your dining alfresco part II because it looks like the perfect spot for a tea party. I love tea!
ReplyDeleteHope you are having a good week, Courtney.
Kylie
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that last pic is so dreamy! perfect way to spend a summers eve! x
ReplyDeleteThese are pretty! I now have the urge to host an outdoor summer party...now if only I had a backyard... :)
ReplyDeleteDelicious pictures thanks Courtney, very summery! Have a nice weekend. Jayne
ReplyDeleteLove that first shot from Domino. Sigh. I miss it.
ReplyDeleteLove them all!!!
ReplyDeleteHow wonderful would it be to dine in one of those spaces? I love pictures like the first one where there is a big chandelier outside.
ReplyDeleteThese are wonderful images - I live in Australia and our climate lends itself beautifully to alfresco dining. (Courtney, I've got quite a few outdoor dining images on my blog as well. If it would help your 3rd installment post, I would be more than happy for you to use any of them).
ReplyDeleteSince I love your blog & love to learn more about you...tag your it!! Come & see....
ReplyDeleteOh eating outdoors is so beautiful. Love, love, love the first image with the outdoor chandelier!
ReplyDeleteThere's no tablescape like an outdoors one!
ReplyDeleteOh i love this post - there is something so wonderful about eating outdoors - extra points for candlelight!
ReplyDeleteThat Martha with the yellow has me in another world! I now want to spiff up our upstairs roof area pronto!!! But we're waiting to find the right stuff for up there. Waiting is always the hardest part.
ReplyDelete...maybe if I just print one of these photos out large enough and plaster it across my outdoor wall.....