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Flickr Find: Amir and Scott's Backyard Make-Over!

061708amir1.jpgAT:LA reader Danny took some pics of his friends Amir and Scott's beautiful backyard makeover. We're loving the idea of using IKEA planters filled with ice for drinks! A few more pics after the jump...

 
 

061708amir2.jpg061708amir3.jpgSince the weather has been great for outdoor entertaining, make sure you keep your camera handy! If you're throwing a shin-dig, share with us how you decorated! Or, if you go to a party and loved what the hosts did for decor, take some snaps and share the inspiration! Email us, join our Flickr group or tag your Flickr pics with "apartmenttherapyla". Check out Danny's blog here. (images via)

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That space looks so relaxing and inviting..especially the coolers filled with Pacificos!

posted by Seaside on June 17th 2008 at 7:19am
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Where are the plants? I'm sure it's great for parties, but the lack of greenery isn't that appealing to me as an outdoor space.

posted by otis on June 17th 2008 at 11:00am
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Love that outdoor rug! where did you get it? Also, is the space covered, I am wondering about the hanging lamp. Living in LA has alot of advantages...outdoor parties are one for sure. Good job!

posted by pugluv on June 17th 2008 at 11:23am
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Hi, Danny here...I think the rug is from Ikea but I'll check to make sure....the space is covered with a wooden slat open roof but the center is left open, which is where the lamp hangs from...here's a picture that shows it a bit better

http://www.flickr.com/photos/23705925@N04/?saved=1

posted by dannyjay on June 17th 2008 at 11:37am
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Danny, it looks like there is a lot of greenery around the outside perimeter of Scott and Amir's. Are those trees or vines?

posted by Seaside on June 17th 2008 at 11:48am
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I think it's a combination of trees (from the neighbors) and vines....the wooden slat roof has vines growing all over it so it provides just the right amount of shade without blocking out too much sun.

posted by dannyjay on June 17th 2008 at 12:07pm
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