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What are current trends in the Gold Coast when it comes to Alfresco and Outdoor Renovations?

Long gone are the days where a BBQ in your backyard qualified as outdoor cooking. Some of the most popular trends include transforming backyards into an elegant alfresco eatery, complete with an oven, fireplace, and sophisticated outdoor furniture. Outdoor kitchens are dependent on budget, size of the area, and the number of people you wish to entertain. They can include pizza ovens that add a rustic charm, a fireplace to create a cozy ambience, and heating for the cooler days. For more extensive approaches, Gold Coast homeowners install outdoor flooring, improving the indoor-outdoor floor of their homes, essentially extending their living space. Many decide to add outdoor coverage such as opening louvre roofs to offer shelter from rain and sun, ensuring their alfresco area can be used all year round!Others opt to install ceiling fans, TVs, and high-end outdoor lighting, making the possibilities endless! If you’re having a tough time deciding all the additions to your outdoor entertainment area, our Renovation Consultants are happy to help you figure out what is ideal for your situation and lifestyle.

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