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"  Reclaimed Barn Wood Francis D&amp;#039;Haene, architect: &amp;quot;I covered a poolhouse, including the walls, roof, and doors, in old barn wood from Kansas City, Missouri. It&amp;#039;s already weathered from its previous life as barn siding. I left the wood as is, with bits of old paint showing.&amp;quot;  Elmwood Reclaimed Timber, elmwoodreclaimedtimber.com.   Copper Sinks Sandy Koepke, interior designer: &amp;quot;I often use copper sinks in the outdoor kitchens I design. They look great in a natural setting. Don&amp;#039;t polish them: The patina gets even better as it ages.&amp;quot; Native Trails copper sinks, left, nativetrails.net; Oregon Copper Bowl Company, oregoncopperbowl.com.   All-Weather Fabrics Jeffrey Alan Marks and Ross Cassidy, interior designers: &amp;quot;The range of fabrics for outdoors is astonishing.&amp;quot;  They love DeLany &amp;amp;amp; Long&amp;#039;s Breaker, delanyandlong.com; Perennials&amp;#039; Jake Stripe and Big Stripe, perennialsfabrics.com; and Silkworks Textiles&amp;#039; Etosha, left, and the Damask collection, silkworkstextiles.com.   Path Lighting John Houshmand, furniture designer: &amp;quot;I created these solar-powered Garden Candles for my house in the Catskills. Each one is custom made. They&amp;#039;re very architectural and look great in groups along a garden path. They can even be hung from trees.&amp;quot; Shazam lighting, johnhoushmand.com.   Cabanas Barclay Butera, interior designer: &amp;quot;To protect myself from the sun, I love to install a swank cabana like the ones made by Tuuci, which come in a variety of sophisticated colors and textures. Pull the front flaps back and you can reveal some really great lounge chairs nestled away inside.&amp;quot;  Tuuci Laguna cabana, left, tuuci.com. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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