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Creating a home sanctuary for you and your family is more important than ever. Our three shade structure options— pergolas, pavilions, and gazebos —are a practical a…
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The holidays are a great time to revisit your plans for an outdoor sanctuary — and get the wheels in motion! Order now to save with our free shipping option (ships i…
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1st Place Winners, Forever Redwood 2020 Photo Contest: Marilyn and Steve Lapidus of Boone, NC, Cardinal’s Nest Pavilion Question: When can a husband click “buy” on a…
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Four years ago, Dan Hogan of Charlottesville, VA built the house of his dreams. But his home wasn’t quite complete. He had yet to install the pool and surrounding pa…
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Ann Harrington's first purchase was an Ensenada Rocking Chair . Now, she owns three. Ann Harrington's backyard is a labor of love, years in the making. She calls it…
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When Trish and JR West of King George, VA reached out to Forever Redwood, it was to realize a dream 18 years in the making. They’d made countless attempts over the y…
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When the city of Ensenada, Baja California requested a proposal from Forever Redwood to construct wooden gurneys for the Covid-19 crisis, Raul Hernandez, Founder and…
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The 2nd place winning photo of our 2019 Photo Contest features Marilyn and Shawn Murray’s stunning 20' x 18' Del Norte Outdoor Kitchen Pavilion , though the real sho…
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The artist Michael Beitz designed amazing sculptural tables. This are called Tree Picnic, a functional 50-foot-long picnic table that branches like a tree at the Mic…
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