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HGTV Dream Home 2013: Side Yard Pictures

November 25, 2014
The ground-level gathering area accommodates both outdoor dining and relaxation.
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Oversized Southern yellow pine piers double as archways that frame the ground-level patio area, where dining and relaxation hold equal court.

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A pine-straw-covered bed of native plantings and seagrasses provide a subtle screen of privacy without impeding marsh views.

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All-weather woven chairs cozy up to a glass-topped table, ideal for both formal dinners or a table surface to focus on family craft projects.

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A makeshift chandelier of zinc hexagon-shaped lanterns illuminates the table top. The romance of candlelight elevates the dining experience in this casual gathering area.

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A series of six candle-filled lanterns are strung from natural sisal string; the height and location are slightly staggered to lend visual appeal.

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Resembling loosely tossed beach pebbles, the pervious cement patio anchors the space and allows rainwater to quickly drain underground.

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Two chaise lounges, crafted in material identical to dining chairs, face the marsh and provide spectacular views both morning and night.

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Double saloon-style doors, fashioned from garapa wood, open to reveal an outdoor shower outfitted with a four-setting hand shower, garapa floor and sauna-style bench. Cellular PVC side walls are designed to resemble slatted garage walls and offer both a watertight and waterproof barrier.

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In keeping with Low Country style, HGTV Dream Home 2013 boasts cedar shingle-style siding and extended eaves with undersides clad in Southern yellow pine soffit material.

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A trellis, fashioned from Southern yellow pine, defines the entry to the two-vehicle garage.