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Outdoor Deck Decor – My Winter Garden Spruce Up

February 29, 2016
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Outdoor deck decor Hollywood Hills garden living room
My garden and deck at my tiny little cottage in the Hollywood Hills yesterday.

It seems so unimaginative to talk about the weather.  Here in Southern California when it feels like summer in February, I am talking about the weather as it relates to my outdoor decor.

As most of you know, I live in a tiny little cottage in the Hollywood Hills.  Every year, I go through the ritual of letting the garden design and the deck go dreary for the winter months, those months when I am hardly ever outside enjoying the outdoor living room I have set up.  And every year, around May or June, I go through a very rushed, frantic makeover when I realize my outdoor area is in shambles.  It is usually a 5 day rush because some friend or another is coming to stay with me.  I call in all the forces – gardener, handy guy, upholsterer etc.  I typically spend goo gobs of money in 5 days on my outdoor space trying to make up for all of the neglect for most of the rest of year.

Wouldn’t it make sense for me to maintain a pretty outdoor space year round?

Wait…didn’t I say I was going to talk about the weather? Oy.

Anyhoooo….the perpetually sunny weather here in Los Angeles has prompted me to reconsider my “neglect-then-hurry-and-fix-up-for-guests” approach to my garden. The weather is so nice here, I cannot avoid my garden and deck. So this weekend, I went to the garden center and flower mart and started to get my garden going again. I swept off the patio furniture and put a nice navy blue buffalo plaid table cloth on the teak dining table, added some COCOCOZY table linens, some flowers here and there and voila…my late winter deck decor refresh. I also bought four Senetti plants for potting. These plants bloom with a cute white and purple flower that looks like a daisy. Love them. So cheerful.

Well here it is….

Outdoor deck decor dining picnic table
A buffalo plaid navy table cloth seemed appropriate for an outdoor dining room table. The oversized navy gingham check makes the table look “chic picnic”.

Outdoor deck decor

What do you think of my late winter/pre-spring outdoor deck decor spruce up?

Happy Monday!

xo
Coco

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8 responses to “Outdoor Deck Decor – My Winter Garden Spruce Up”

  1. Arlene says:
    February 29, 2016 at 12:35 PM

    What an inviting deck, Coco. Happy and cozy. That flower arrangement on the ottoman is so beautiful.

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    1. Gail says:
      February 29, 2016 at 8:44 PM

      Oh for the names of sources for the wonderful green garden stools and the looks like teak furniture!! Darling deck scene.

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  2. mjhdesignarts.com says:
    February 29, 2016 at 2:39 PM

    I t look s great–I can just imagine you serving margaritas and sangria. xoxo Mary

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  3. Vicky says:
    March 1, 2016 at 2:42 AM

    So jealous about your outdoor space. It looks so cozy. Here in Munich houses like yours are so super expensive!!!

    have a wonderful day!
    Vicky // The Golden Bun

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  4. Teresa says:
    March 1, 2016 at 5:33 AM

    Beautiful! And what about the new home?

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  5. kate says:
    March 1, 2016 at 12:15 PM

    its so lovely and I am so terribly jealous. We live in CO and its still snowy. UGH. this year the snow CRUSHED my plants, I don’t know if they are going to come back or not, and I am just so sad, I worked so hard on it!!! (i don’t have a green thumb, at all.)

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  6. Rhoda says:
    March 3, 2016 at 8:39 AM

    Good morning. I would appreciate knowing the name and manufacturer of your deck stain. It is a lovely color.
    Thank you.

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  7. Sven-Markus Bentz says:
    March 4, 2016 at 11:28 PM

    Love it! The flower arrangements and the Navy blue buffalo plaid in combination with the furniture and the colour of your deck – very stylish and sooo (coco)cozy:-)
    Here in Germany it is still cold and rainy, but your pictures just pushed in a good mood. Can´t await the spring season to come!

    Have a great weekend. Sunny greetings, Sven-Markus

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