I showed Scott, and he immediately agreed that it was The One. Sadly, that wasn’t going to happen, but we did lay out wood scraps to determine that an 8′ table would comfortably seat 8, and we’d still have plenty of space by the fireplace to add deeper lounge seats down the road (I see you, Chunk!):ĭuring the pinning phase of our backyard project, I stumbled upon these Design Confidential plans for a DIY version of a much ( much!) fancier Restoration Hardware table. When the time came to finally build our table, we had to be mindful about the size of our yard versus the wish for a big, grand 12-seater. The flow from our kitchen to the yard has been a dream (as proven by a handful of successful barbecues!), and every single time our home has been the hub for a summer hangout, I get all misty thinking about how far this space has come! It hasn’t been quick, but it’s been worth every minute of our weekends spent whipping it into shape. (The fireplace update is coming soon!) Actually, every aspect of our backyard has always been about the cozy joys of our neighborhood gatherings – from the wide, stadium-seating staircase to the built-in bench to our table-to-be. No one cares about the time, and the fireplace is roaring. We’ve come so far on our back patio this summer, but it was still missing one of the most important things – a table! From the very beginning, when we thought about how we want our backyard to function, we get all smiley imagining our friends gathered around a large table late into the evening.
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