Outdoor Rooms in Minneapolis MN

11 Outdoor Rooms & What To Do In Them

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Over the years people have embraced outdoor living and landscape designers have responded by creating better and better spaces. By bringing together hardscapes, structures, furniture, and plantings, it’s possible to create outdoor rooms that are as comfortable and functional as their indoor counterparts.

Outdoor rooms that we love...

pergola grill and outdoor kitchen

Grill burgers, dogs, brats, and corn for the whole family plus the neighbors.

Compact outdoor kitchen

Chat with the cook in this compact outdoor kitchen.

watch the game outside backyard

Watch the game outside with your best pals on a weather-proof tv.

outdoor living room with hot tub and curtains

Unwind and relax in the hot tub – safe from pesky bugs.

backyard sitting nook

Enjoy a book in the heart of the city.

Minnesota backyard pergola

Serve drinks and snacks in front of the fire.

eagan patio and deck

Host a black-tie gala, wedding reception, or garden party.

large format paver patio in edina

Gather, lounge, and dine in this modern outdoor great room.

luxury pool house

Rainy day? Watch a movie around the fireplace.

Northwoods style outdoor room and fire place

Getaway for a weekend up north in your back yard.

St. Paul Fire place patio landscape design

Relax and unwind – on a weeknight.


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