IN
THE
garden
outdoors
r
emoving a
mature spruce
tree from her
small Denver
yard made Becca
Robinson a little
sad. But she
quickly realized it was an
opportunity to transform the
newly bare space into enticing
digs for family and friends.
It had to be more than a flat
patio. “I wanted it to feel like a
variety of age groups could be
comfortable there but could be a
little separate when they needed
to be,” she says. Becca brought
her dream to life with a patio
divided into a sunken area for
table games and conversation, a
ROOM FOR MORE
A multifunctional patio, approximately
20
feet wide and
30
feet long, is
enclosed by a stucco wall attached to
Becca’s home. “I wanted it to feel as
though there were separate rooms,
even though it’s all one space.”
BETTER HOMES AND GARDENS NOVEMBER
2009
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