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Gazebos Add Living Space & Charm

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For small houses, gazebos provide additional living space. The reasons you might build one are similar to those of an outdoor dining room or a garden room. They might even serve the same or multiple purposes.

Note: This article is part of a small and tiny houses article series.

The great thing about gazebos is their wide range of price, design, and use. They also offer the opportunity to get creative. Here is a list of things you might add.

  • TV.
  • Lighting.
  • Outdoor fireplace.
  • Ceiling fans to cool and shoo away bugs.
  • Misters to cool and add unique ambiance.
  • Electrical outlets (and Wi-Fi) for computers, smartphones, TV, music player, etc.
  • Plants and trees for beauty, atmosphere, and privacy.
  • Curtains to create absolute privacy and elegance.
  • Small spa or hot tub.
  • Kitchenette.
  • Small bar.
  • Barbecue (nearby).

Next is the gazebo photo tour.  I think this is the most photos I ever added to an article. Enjoy.

Traditional Gazebos
Traditional Patio

It appears that this one is screened in, which is nice. Great place to sleep during the summer. That beautiful pond alongside it may be one of the reasons for the screen as some flying insects lay their eggs and feed in or near ponds.

Aquascape Inc.
Donna Lynn – Landscape Designer
Peter A. Sellar – Architectural Photographer

Southern charm (U.S.).

Fifthroom
Zeterre Landscape Architecture
Rustic Patio

Matches house.

Outstanding natural look.

Harold Leidner Landscape Architects

Super elegant.

Peter A. Sellar – Architectural Photographer
Smith Firestone Associates

This one looks huge!

John Kraemer & Sons

Small but well done.

Earthscape Design Group
Cedar Springs Landscape Group

Eclectic.

Woodson & Rummerfield’s House of Design
King Landscaping

There’s something about the lattice design that I really like.

Traditional Patio

I hope you got some ideas and inspiration from this gazebo photo tour.

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