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Screened Porch Pictures From HGTV Smart Home 2015

April 13, 2015

By: Dana Dalrymple

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Curl up on plush outdoor furniture and listen to the soothing sounds of the outdoor water feature in the cozy screened porch.

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Lounge-Worthy Porch

An extension of the kitchen with views into the dining room, the screened porch is the perfect spot to relax and enjoy the outdoors, rain or shine.

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Cedar Paneled Walls

Paneled cedar ceiling and walls help bring the outdoors inside and pair well with the hardy but cozy teak loveseat and chairs.

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Contemporary Ceramic Planter

A pot of wild grass sits atop a contemporary ceramic stand, providing an artistic statement and a pop of color to the screened porch.

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Cool and Comfortable Atmosphere

A stylish remote control ceiling fan provides a cool breeze on sizzling Texas afternoons.

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Modern Teak Furnishings

Weather resistant teak chairs with Sunbrella fabric cushions boast graceful curves that help create a more contemporary setting in the screened-in space.

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Stylish and Functional Seating

Wood on wood tones keep the space simple and allow for a greater focus on the main attraction: the beautiful backyard and tranquil water feature.

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Flush Mounted Ceiling Speakers

Along with every room in the HGTV Smart Home 2015, the screened porch is equipped with a built in sound system perfect for relaxing or entertaining.

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Cozy Modern Mood

A locally-crafted wall sconce provides a rustic yet modern element that sheds a subtle glow during Austin nights.

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Plush Weatherproof Cushions

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Large Screened Windows

Large screens allow for unobstructed views of the backyard landscape and allow for the refreshing experience of the outdoors with the comfort of indoor amenities.

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Cedar Connection

Cedar panels used in the screened porch match the backyard cedar privacy fence, showcasing a definite tie-in with the outdoors.

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Cherry Laurel Perimeter

The screened porch has a direct view of the calming backyard water feature and the cherry laurel perimeter.

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Low-Maintenence Landscaping

The no-fuss stone backyard eliminates wasteful irrigation and brings a whole new meaning to thoughtful landscaping.

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Soothing Outdoor Water Feature

A galvanized water trough serves as a focal point from the screened porch and adds to the tranquil experience of the backyard.

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Galvanized Barrel Fountain

A farmhouse-inspired water feature brings a rural charm to the backyard and relaxing screened lounge space.

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Gravel and Stone Landscaping

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Weather Resistant Furniture

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Cozy Kitchen Extension

“We like the sense that we’ve kept it quiet. The chairs are all very sculptural and beautiful and because all of the wood tones are the same it keeps it interesting but it isn’t too much. It’s very much about being tied in to what’s outside,” says interior designer Linda Woodrum.