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indoor-outdoor

[in-dawr-out-dawr, in-dohr-out-dohr]

adjective

  1. designed or constructed to be used either indoors or outdoors.

    indoor-outdoor carpeting.



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The restaurant has a lively energy, with giant shutters that create an indoor-outdoor vibe and a patio perfect for warm evenings.

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Piña’s penthouse apartment spans almost the entire top floor and boasts many of the architectural touches that Fickett was known for including as an indoor-outdoor floor plan that connects to a lanai, vaulted ceilings, partial walls and lots of glass.

“For me, the house was really about opening up specific views and moments to create a series of indoor-outdoor rooms,” Peterson says.

I don’t see too many venues with an indoor-outdoor kind of space.

There would also be indoor-outdoor landscaped recreational space on the top level, plans show.

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