“Outdoor Living Space” is a trendy term used to describe spruced-up patios that serve as a room in your home. A BBQ and comfortable seating are essential components of this space. After all, the majority of time we spend with family and friends surrounds a meal. However, truly “bringing the indoors out” refers to adding traditionally indoor features such as full- kitchens, fireplaces, and televisions to your patio, deck, porch etc. For those that wish to enjoy their outdoor space year round, consider porch screens, ceiling fans and heaters for added comfort, and maybe even a hot-tub. Depicted below are three versions of an “Outdoor Living Space”.
Condo and apartment dwellers are commonly faced with a size challenge when attempting to convert their deck into a livable space. Unfortunately, these small spaces are often used for storage or not at all. Toronto’s BOX Design/Build specializes in making small spaces of downtown condos more functional. Check out their web-site http://www.boxdesign.ca for ideas on how to improve your condo terrace or rooftop patio.
With some creativity and the right bistro set, small outdoor spaces can be made into a pleasant retreat. Take for example this 4 X 14 foot brick deck, where owners are now able to enjoy a meal after a few simple additions. Electrical BBQs are permitted on most condo and apartment decks. The Dimplex Power Chef Convertible Electric Grill is one great option as it can be mounted on a wall or converted into a table top unit. 
If you are considering building your outdoor haven from scratch, request a quote for custom decks and patios from Bidmyreno Contractors – Murdoch Landscaping, Diplomat Construction and more http://bidmyreno.com/contractors
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