One in three Americans don’t wear sunscreen on purpose, and laziness is the #2 reason why. We understand that sitting outside in the sun can feel glorious, but it’s your health at stake, after all.
Okay, maybe we’re being dramatic, and maybe you don’t want to put on sunscreen for whatever reason while you’re sitting on your property. That’s your prerogative, but you can still ward off pesky sunburns and more seriously, skin cancer too. What we’re talking about is a cantilever patio umbrella.
74% of Americans use their patios for relaxation and 58% use theirs for socializing too. The fact is, our patios are an extension of our homes and they’re highly valued sanctuaries. To make it into a haven though, you’ll need the right furnishings and equipment. And an essential is a market patio umbrella, of course. […]
Imagine this: you’re sitting in your yard under your trusty cantilever umbrella, enjoying the hot summer air without succumbing to sun’s brutal rays. Suddenly, you realize your arm’s hot, and lo and behold, a UV laser beam has made its way through your umbrella’s canopy, directly onto your delicate skin.
As part of our exploration into the art and industry of interior design, landscaping, architecture and home decor, we conducted a series of interviews and asked some of our more prominent expert “colleagues in style” all about their craft.
This is part two of our ongoing series talking with interior designers.
We’ve gained a wealth of insight over the years by engaging with seasoned veterans at industry trade shows, conventions and panel discussions. We conducted a series of interviews and asked some of our more prominent expert “colleagues in style” all about their craft.
This is part one of our ongoing series talking with interior designers.
Don’t laugh, but determining patio umbrella sizes is very important business, especially if you spend lots of time in your backyard.
Think about it: if you get a massive one, then it’ll be a pain to maintain and move around. Yet if you purchase a smaller one, you might find all your party guests comedically squeezed around the equivalent of a parasol.
