The First Thing Our Style Director Bought for His New Yard Was This $8 Pitcher
And 10 more barbecue-ready finds that are on his list.
Updated Oct 12, 2018 12:40 AM
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The backyard at my new house in Wilmington, Delaware, is going to be the ultimate entertaining space. My goal is to live exclusively outdoors this summer, so I’m treating this space as I would any interior room by bringing in colorful textiles and beautifully textured tile flooring. Durable outdoor rugs, hardworking fabrics, and proper exterior lighting will get my yard barbecue ready with style.
Dining Out
Since I’m going for easy-breezy, storing flatware in earthenware cups will make entertaining a cinch.
Between the Lines
A classic striped flat-weave keeps the backyard floor from becoming a bore.
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Pitcher Perfect
I can’t say no to a good margarita, so this clean-lined pitcher will ensure that I’ll have several servings at the ready. And it looks pretty on a shelf when not in use.
Hello, Yellow
After being indoors for so long, even my plants are craving sunny colors.
Barbecue Azul
I’ll admit I’m not the greatest chef, so I’ll be burning your burgers in style on a bright ocean blue Weber.
Tile Talk
The light mottled texture of these traditional terracotta tiles sets the stage for fireside friend hangs.
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Double Duty
An Italian marble table is worth the splurge for dining alfresco—and then for meals inside during the off-season.
Plate Party
I’m amping up the exterior walls and hanging a favorite decorative plate (or six!) on the privacy fence, just as I would inside.
Sun Seat
Finding a cozy spot to read the newspaper each morning is mandatory.
Spiced Up
A citrusy outdoor fabric adds personality to my wicker bench, and the double-face twill will be extra-durable, too.
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Shine the Light
A neat row of barn lanterns brings order to the rear facade of the house.