Create a Sanctuary of Your Patio


Create a Sanctuary of Your Patio

A large open patio space absorbs lots of heat from the sun and reflects it back onto your home. A small, confined patio holds the sun’s heat in your only outdoor space. But you can make your patio a sanctuary from the summer’s heat and a desert sun. 

One or more shade sails in a neutral tone or a colorful array will both reduce heat on your patio and protect from direct sun. A cluster of furniture under a warm yellow shade sail adds an architectural element to a large space and focuses the arrangement. Shade offers a welcome retreat and an appealing place to enjoy. A single trapezoid shade sail in rusty burgundy covers the entire small courtyard patio and prevents furniture, barbecue and patio stones from absorbing the summer’s heat. Shade sails are only limited by our imagination and are custom designed and sewn to fit the space. Create a patio space you can actually use in the summer whether it’s large or small. And by reducing heat build-up on the patio, you reduce the volume of heat absorbed through windows and doorways.

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