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The patio is the room you built because the indoors got jealous of sunlight.
means A patio is a paved outdoor area, usually right beside a house, set up for sitting, dining, or lounging in the open air.
from Straight from Spanish 'patio,' meaning an inner courtyard — the open-air heart of a house. The deeper root is uncertain, with some tracing it to Latin 'patere' (to lie open) or Occitan 'pati' (pasture or wasteland), but the trail is murky. English borrowed the word in the 19th century, and as American homes spread outward, the patio migrated from a walled interior court to the sunny slab out back.
originFrom Spanish for inner courtyard, often roofless and central
property valueOutdoor living space boosts home resale prices measurably
furniturePatio sets are designed to survive weather you wouldn't
social gravityEvery party drifts toward it, eventually