Are you itching to give your outdoor living space and hot tub installation a refresh this spring? Are you looking for unique but inexpensive ways to bring new life to your backyard? If so, you’ve come to the right place.
While hot tubs can be used year-round, we want to help ensure that you maximize the potential of your spa this spring and summer season, too!
We’ve put together a handy list of some great décor ideas to take your yard and spa installation from drab to fab.
1. Add Outdoor Lighting
Most hot tubs have internal lights to illuminate the water, so you won’t need to add lighting to your spa. That doesn’t mean you can’t light up the landscape surrounding your spa, however. Low-voltage lights can be used to draw attention to any architectural element you fancy from stone walkways to pergolas and verandas. They can also be used to add a soft glow to your rock garden, a trellis or individual trees.
2. Update Your Patio Furniture
If your deck or patio furniture is looking a little worse for wear, it’s easy, not to mention cheaper, to give it a facelift rather than buying new.
Wicker, metal, or iron furniture can be spray painted in any hue that takes your fancy. This easy fix can be done each year or as necessary. For added comfort, purchase some complementary cushions for the seats.
Wooden furniture can also receive a lift with some light sanding and cleaning followed by a coat of stain. Even if you don’t need cushions for your wood seating, a few pillows, and a cozy throw will add a touch of comfort and a pop of color.
Don’t underestimate the power of good seating and lounge areas! Seating can help to extend your patio and outdoor living space, complementing your spa installation and keeping the conversation flowing.
3. Add Some Privacy
If you’re a hot tub owner, you can never have too much privacy. Adding some much-needed cover around your spa doesn’t have to be complicated, however.
If you’re a fan of the natural look, trees or shrubs make a wonderful privacy screen. The best trees for privacy are evergreens such as spruce, thuja, and cypress. They don’t lose their leaves, offering year-round privacy. That also means you won’t have to clean leaves off of your spa cover come fall.
If you don’t want to do any planting, a lattice screen with ivy is a nice touch.
4. Hanging Plants
Nothing adds color and texture like hanging plants. The great thing about them is that you can hang them just about anywhere: from a pergola or veranda, from a wall or a fence or even from a tree. If you have a privacy wall by your spa, hanging baskets are a great way to decorate it.
Choose from greenery like ferns or multi-hued blooms. The best varieties for hanging are petunias, fuchsia, impatiens, begonias, alyssum, verbena, or pansies.
Celebrate Your Outdoor Space with Jacuzzi Hot Tubs of Southeastern PA
If you want a new look for your outdoor living area, you’ve come to the right spot.
As one of the most trusted and well-known spa dealers in the region, Jacuzzi Hot Tubs of Southeastern PA stocks only the highest-quality hot tubs and swim spas.
Whether you’re looking for an infrared sauna or an in-ground swim spa, we can help. Visit one of our showrooms today or send us a message to speak to one of our experts.