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Patio Furniture News Archive22-Oct-2006Artful hands (Fort Worth Star-Telegram) Helen Bowers likes to treat her back yard like another room in the house. She's worked to make it comfortable, even adding music and furniture. And, with a decorator's touch, she's filled her garden with pretty things that make it feel like home. STEALS & DEALS: It's your deal, indoors and out (St. Louis Post-Dispatch) Live it up this week and save on living room furniture, pottery and outdoor patio sets. You'll also find savings on bushes and perennials. Sit back and relax: Pier 1 Imports has planned a living room sale through Nov. 4 with savings up to 35 percent off. Fire pits keep patios comfortable (El Paso Times) The arrival of colder weather in El Paso never quite means the end of outdoor entertaining. For many homeowners, the winter weather is just what they were waiting for, as they bring out the firewood and get warm embers going in fire pits or patio chimeneas. Where Tigers fans will roar (Detroit Free Press) These downtown hot spots are great bets to soak up the World Series vibe -- before, during or after the games this weekend. Outdoor living goes luxury (San Antonio Express News) Whatever you do, don't call it a patio. The word patio is so yesterday, so pedestrian. It's what your parents and grandparents had. It's a bare slab of concrete adorned with some plastic furniture. This is ? are you ready to learn the new backyard vocabulary? ? an "outdoor living area." Wilma rubbed salt in wounds, so it stings a year later (The Palm Beach Post) If Hurricane Wilma had not come so late in the year, if it had not arrived with such surprising ferocity, maybe it would not have been the tipping point it was. L.A.'s Chic and Savory Third Street (Washington Post) Get a better look at how L.A. natives really live, with a glimpse of bohemian 'hoods, where pedestrians sport lighter makeup, fewer bedazzled tank tops and occasionally even brunet hairdos. From sheets to cutlery, bamboo has many uses (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette) High-grade bamboo is one of today's hottest flooring materials, especially among homeowners looking for environmentally friendly alternatives to traditional hardwood. But this strong, versatile grass is also popping up in other parts of the house.
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