Top Three Patio Trends For Summer 2022

Summer. The perfect time to flex your gorgeous yard while providing a place for friends and family to gather and spend a relaxing evening together. We've compiled three of the top trends that will be hot this summer, and are excited to share them with you today. 

1) Boho Style 

The boho style continues to reign supreme, being implemented in everything from fashion to weddings and yes, even to patios. Here are our top suggestions to cultivate a boho vibe in your own backyard: 

  • Opt for stamped concrete or stonework for your patio to cultivate an earthy vibe
  • Select low-profile patio furniture in natural tones; off-white, cream, brown, and beige are staples of the boho style
  • Add potted greenery like a snake plant, fiddle leaf fig, or string of pearls
  • Select wicker or rattan pieces to increase the natural tones. Popular uses of rattan include baskets to house potted plants, poufs or floor cushions, and low-profile coffee tables 
  • Installing bistro lights or other outdoor lighting is a must-have to set the tone
  • Add one or two statement pieces: a hanging egg chair or intricately patterned rug will pull the look together

2) Bonfire Centered Patio

Nothing says cozy like a good old fashioned bonfire under the starry sky. Creating a firepit-centric patio is becoming increasingly popular as a surefire way to encourage friends to linger and conversation to flow. Some people choose to create a circular patio space centered around a firepit with a stonework bench that wraps around, or to purchase luxurious chairs to allow friends to lounge and laugh together. It's a creative and unique way to cultivate the perfect getaway in your own backyard. 

3) Overhead Structure + Flowy, Neutral Curtains 

Another popular trend we are loving includes a classy outdoor shade structure flanked by flowy, neutral colored curtains. A warm white is classic that gives a light, airy vibe to your entire yard, and implies a life of leisure. These structures are particularly popular among people with outdoor kitchens or other natural points of gathering, and are a great way to offer added protection from the sun while also enjoying the aesthetic. 

We're excited to continue to see these trends increasing as we gear up for the summer months. There are few things more satisfying than seeing our clients' yards coming together to fit their vision, and we love the role we play in doing so. For more information on our services in the Boise and Meridian area, give us a call at (208) 995-3532 today!


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