Countertop Installation and Final Patio Styling

Oh, I need to apply glue. I'm like a kid at Christmas right now. It's not even my house, but I like it, I want it because it's minimalist and well thought out. Initially, a bar was planned here for additional seating. However, this limits the scope for the imagination of future owners. If they want to put up two outdoor sofas and a table, they can, as long as it doesn't get in the way. Or maybe they'll want to put a dining table here for al fresco dining. Now they can, but if it would interfere, then no. There are still many questions left: where the hell to find the slats for this metal siding, what color to paint it, and what the hell to do with that middle part, because it looks so old and everything else is brand new. Well, lucky for you, that's tomorrow Alex's problem, and I won't have to burden you with all these weird solutions. So let me get this all out of the way and I'll show you this grand finale. Look at this. Oh my god, everything turned out just incredible. We took a 1978 patio, how much is that? A 47-year-old patio, and transformed it into a modern, beautiful place for a future family to create many memories there. I couldn't have done it without the help of our private community, Builders Lodge. Everyone there helped me with this project, and now they are helping to reorganize and redesign the master bathroom, shower, and master walk-in closet. So if you want to see what we're up to there, here's the link, click, check it out—Builders Lodge. This is a great community for like-minded people who love to build and create. See you there. And, of course, in the meantime, write down what project we should build next. See you later.