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Indoors Out hosts Dean Marsico and Derek Stearns teamed up with Maryland-based Landscape Architects Botanical Decorators to transform a small Washington D.C. patio into a Peruvian-themed Great Room. After landscaping and beautifying the outdoor area, the DIY Network contacted Country Casual’s design team to provide exclusively designed teak furniture...Read more about Indoors Out.
The June 2011 issue of Southern Living featured Country Casual furniture as one of the elements that create “Backyard Escapes”. This article featured three showcase homes which transformed their backyards into “stylish destinations for a little R&R”...Read more about Backyard Escapes.
As the summer of 2011 approached, Better Homes and Gardens style director, Stephen Perfetto, contacted Country Casual to help furnish the perfect summer-time outdoor area as part of BHG’s ‘Chill and Grill’ summer special...Read more about In The Zone.
Each year, the American Society of Landscape Architects (ASLA) hosts more than 6,000 landscape architecture professionals from across the United States and around the world to learn, network, and exchange ideas. In 2010, the ASLA expo took place in Washington, DC, only 25 miles from Country Casual headquarters in Gaithersburg, Maryland...Read more about the ASLA show.
This New York Times Home & Garden article showcases the small 600 square foot Manhattan apartment of Enid Woodward, including her outdoor terrace...Read more about A Tiny Penthouse Studio Dressed In Comic Book Colors.
In October of 2010, Country Casual employees gathered in Baker Park in Frederick, Maryland to participate in a 5K to benefit St. Jude’s Children’s Hospital. As a corporate sponsor, Country Casual helped to generate over $10,000 in donations for this great organization.
This issue suggests using Country Casual teak site furniture to “spruce up” the outdoor areas of facilities. The magazine shows a Country Casual Foxhall teak bench.
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The March, 2010 issue of Elle Décor magazine showcases the worldly style of handmade rug importer Ben Soleimani. Soleimani, a connoisseur of fine English furniture and antique rugs, worked with interior designer Kerry Joyce to decorate his 1920’s home...Read more about Gentleman's Quarters
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The DIY Network original show, Indoors Out, showcases unique home improvement projects as people transform their mundane outdoor areas into unique, well-designed outdoor rooms. The outdoor living areas, dining rooms, kitchens, and entertainment spaces add functional square footage and property value to the renovated homes.
Indoors Out hosts Dean Marsico and Derek Stearns teamed up with Maryland-based Landscape Architects Botanical Decorators to transform a small Washington D.C. patio into a Peruvian-themed Great Room. Their goal was to create a safe outdoor space suitable for children and relieve the pressure placed on the residence’s small, overcrowded kitchen.
To accommodate outdoor entertaining, Country Casual provided our Harborside Teak Extension Table. The Harborside teak dining table is uniquely designed with built-in leaves that tuck and fold beneath the table when not in use to conserve space, but can fully extend to comfortably accommodate 10 guests. The coordinating Valencia stacking chairs are a sturdy, convenient seating option that can be stacked for storage when not in use.
The Calypso Teak Sectional Seating provides a modern look and versatile modular design fits any space. These teak lounge chairs lock together easily and securely and can be paired with a corner unit or ottoman to create a wide variety of outdoor seating options. To suit this space, Country Casual provided 4 sectional armless chairs to be placed around a fire pit, and included accent pillows in vivid colors to complement the Peruvian theme.
As the summer of 2011 approached, Better Homes and Gardens style director, Stephen Perfetto, contacted Country Casual to help furnish the perfect summer-time outdoor area as part of BHG’s ‘Chill and Grill’ summer special. In collaboration with several other national retailers, Country Casual provided all the necessary elements needed to create a casual, contemporary outdoor entertaining and living area. See Full Article PDF
Country Casual provided our exclusive teak dining tables, teak coffee tables, teak bar tables, teak bar stools, and teak patio umbrellas. The Country Casual design team worked with Mr. Perfetto to showcase our Shoreham teak bar table and stools for bar seating that’s both sturdy and comfortable.
Mr. Perfetto also selected a pair of Seneca round teak coffee tables to accent the sitting areas. With rounded aprons and flared legs, these teak coffee tables are reminiscent of interior furniture and created the “interior-worthy touches” that “turn an ordinary patio into an inviting escape”.
A Country Casual exclusive teak 10 foot octagon tilting umbrella crowns the patio and provides welcome shelter. This teak umbrella with unique tilting feature provides shade throughout the day by rotating to three positions.
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The June 2011 issue of Southern Living featured Country Casual teak furniture as one of the elements that creates “Backyard Escapes”. This article featured three showcase homes where owners transformed their backyards into “stylish destinations for a little R&R”. The first of these homes, located in Charleston, South Carolina, is owned by interior designer Muffie Faith. Her ‘Tropical Pool House’ was inspired by a mix of the beach houses in Pawleys Island, South Carolina and the open-air cottages of Thailand. The outdoor swimming pool and pool house, surrounded by palm trees, showcases a number of Country Casual teak chaises from our Seneca collection.
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Each year, the American Society of Landscape Architects (ASLA) hosts more than 6,000 landscape architecture professionals from across the United States and around the world to learn, network, and exchange ideas. In 2010, the ASLA expo took place in Washington, DC, only 25 miles from Country Casual headquarters in Gaithersburg, Maryland.
In support of ASLA, Country Casual sponsored an expo booth to bring our furniture design showroom directly to our customers. The booth showcased our most trusted teak site furnishings as well as innovative new designs including teak curved backless benches, teak planters, teak bar tables and teak bar stools, teak café seating and commercial teak benches.
While attending the show, Country Casual furniture specialists and executives to listened to Landscape Architects and learned more about their projects, their furniture needs, and their expectations. Our furniture specialists have years of experience partnering with architects and designers on projects of all types, and it’s this type of experience that translates into unparalleled customer service.
Country Casual has been trusted by architects and designers for over 30 years. We value the relationships we have built with firms and individuals over several decades, and continue to support a variety of trade organizations such as ASLA.
This New York Times Home & Garden article showcases the small 600 square foot Manhattan apartment of Enid Woodward, including her outdoor terrace. Ms. Woodward worked with Karen Fausch, owner of Metropolitan Gardener, for help designing her outdoor space. Together, they transformed the hectic, crowded space into a serene retreat with trees, planters, and a Country Casual teak dining table.
"Gentleman's Quarters" in the March, 2010 issue of Elle Décor magazine showcases the worldly decorating style of handmade rug importer Ben Soleimani. Soleimani, a connoisseur of fine English furniture and antique rugs, worked with interior designer Kerry Joyce to decorate his 1920’s era home.
Country Casual teak lounge seating creates an intimate conversation group underneath a grapevine covered pergola. The designer paired Seneca teak lounge chairs with Seneca 40 in. round teak coffee table for Mr. Soleimani’s brick-paved terrace. Using Country Casual teak furnishings brings a casual elegance outdoors and provides needed balance to the antique interior furnishings.