The Untraditional Living Room Trend Of 2026 That Embraces The Outdoors
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The Untraditional Living Room Trend Of 2026 That Embraces The Outdoors
"It's pretty common knowledge that getting outside is one of the best things you can do for your mental and physical well-being. But it's not just direct contact with fresh air and sunshine that makes a difference, simply viewing the natural world has a soothing and healing effect - and who wouldn't want to take advantage of some free healthcare if you can get it!"
"According to South View Design, a landscaping architectural company in Minnesota, "One of the biggest 2026 design trends is thinking of outdoor spaces as extensions of the home". Many other design experts agree that outdoor living spaces will see prominent upgrades in 2026. For example, landscaping design company, Fast Class Lawn Care states "Homeowners are no longer settling for a single-purpose patio; they want a dynamic layout that supports dining, lounging, entertainment, and even remote work.""
"While the best way to make your porch usable year-round would be to turn it into a sunroom (this is much easier with a screened-in porch, as you may just be able to replace screens with windows), there are many other great ideas to turn your porch into the perfect space."
Outdoor living is shifting toward being treated as an extension of the home, with indoor furniture and comforts placed on porches and decks. People are bringing TVs, comfortable seating, and rugs outdoors to create living-room-like spaces. Design firms predict 2026 will emphasize upgraded outdoor living areas and dynamic layouts that support dining, lounging, entertainment, and remote work. Screened or covered porches can be usable through much of the year, but climate-driven temperature changes may limit use. Converting a screened porch into a sunroom by replacing screens with windows is an effective route to year-round usability. Additional furniture, accessories, and comfort ideas can further optimize porch spaces.
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