Furnishing a circular patio or deck may present unique design challenges, but with careful thought these curves can become an aesthetic asset. To get started consider which primary functions your patio or deck will serve and plan accordingly.
To create an ideal sunbathing zone, opt for an uncomplicated chaise set. If your goal is to host guests for afternoon cocktails or evening wine bottles, select an elegant metal “demi lune” patio bar instead.
Sunbathing Zone
The key to successfully furnishing a circular patio is creating distinct areas for specific activities. If sunbathing is your goal, invest in an adjustable chaise set that can be moved around during the day for even tanning. Or if hosting friends for afternoon cocktails or evening bottles of wine is what’s on your agenda, add a bar zone complete with bar cart or tall cocktail table for afternoon cocktails or evening bottles of wine tasting – both can easily be moved around your patio so you’re always finding a quiet place for relaxation! Plus these zones can easily move around so easily so you’re always finding just the perfect spot!
The Moon Pad Semi-Circle Outdoor Seat provides the ultimate relaxation seat.
Bar Zone
Furnishing a circular patio may seem daunting at first, but with some creative know-how and effort it can become manageable. Start by breaking up your patio into zones depending on how you intend to use the space; for sunbathing enthusiasts opt for an uncomplicated chaise set while for wine or cocktail tasting, create a bar zone complete with bar cart or tall cocktail table (Drummer Matt Sorum used a classic metal “demi lune” patio bar on his Palm Springs patio to add timeless charm and facilitate conversation among his guests).
Even if you tend to be more maximalist than usual, don’t be intimidated to decorate and accessorize your outdoor patio as you would an indoor room. The key to pulling off this look is leaving ample space between furniture pieces – to do this successfully opt for modular seating with flexible arrangements like those found at Bartone Interiors; their modern modular sofas allow easy moving around them; whilst its timeless palette of black and white gives this patio an air of sophistication while blurring the line between indoors and outdoors. Cathie Hong then added extra touches with accessories as well as geometric patterned floor tiles which complete its modern appearance – just perfect!
Dining Zone
Dining zones are essential parts of outdoor spaces. Selecting patio furniture that maximizes this zone is key. Round patio tables come in an assortment of styles, from rustic to elegant; two to ten person sets can fit on them easily. When hosting parties regularly, ensure there are enough dining chairs on hand; stackable seating will save space while creating more efficient layouts. In addition, be sure to communicate maintenance needs to clients so their furniture stays in perfect condition, providing maintenance tips will help prevent weather or environmental factors from damaging it further.
Fire Pit Table Zone
Fire pit tables add both warmth and coziness to a semi circle patio while helping define its space. You have numerous fire table/seating combinations available to match the style and shape of your round outdoor furniture; take some time looking through different possibilities until you find one that best complements your needs and your space.
Clean-lined furniture is ideal for creating a contemporary aesthetic, particularly when combined with a square-topped concrete fire pit. This combination works both aesthetically and structurally as the furniture embraces its right angles to fit snugly around it.
If you’re designing your semi circular seating zone to host family gatherings, a rounded sofa makes for an inviting and inviting seating option. Its curved form encourages conversation while offering an elegant alternative to standard straight solutions like benches. However, lounge chairs provide the ideal way to display your style while allowing you and your guests to move effortlessly in and out of your seating zone.
Consideration should also be given to how your fire pit seating arrangement will interact with any other features in the garden or backyard space, such as patio umbrellas or awnings that shade patio areas at night; fire pit zones must be adjusted so as to not block coverage and hinder people sitting directly in front of it.
Noting the direction of any wind is also key when planning seating arrangements around your fire pit. If your yard tends to experience cross-breezes, this could mean those sitting one side will be shielded from its heat while those on the other may feel its full intensity.
If you need assistance in designing your seating and dining zones, reach out to Eagle Creek Nursery & Landscape’s experienced team for assistance. We specialize in creating multiuse spaces suitable for everyone in the family no matter the number of guests who will be coming over for dinner or other festivities.