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"  \u2022 Out in the Hamptons, interior designer Eric Hughes installed a terrace with a concrete fireplace, left. &amp;quot;Just throw in a couple of starter logs with regular cedar, and the party goes all night,&amp;quot; he observes.  \u2022 &amp;quot;In Napa Valley we entertain very informally,&amp;quot; reports Rela Gleason, a cofounder of Summer Hill. &amp;quot;Supper is served beneath olive trees threaded with tiny lights that start twinkling as the sun goes down.&amp;quot;  \u2022 Kevin Carrigan, the creative director of CK Calvin Klein and Calvin Klein, dines under a pergola at a table set entirely in white at his Long Island cottage. &amp;quot;I serve ros\u00E9 in tumblers with grilled lobster tail,&amp;quot; he says.  \u2022 Fashion designer Trina Turk suggests copying what she&amp;#039;s done at home in Los Angeles: &amp;quot;Bring your indoor furniture onto the lawn and wire a tree branch so you can hang a light fixture over the dinner table.&amp;quot;  \u2022 When entertaining outdoors at her house in Westchester County, New York, maternitywear designer Liz Lange eschews china and opts for vintage-look melamine she calls &amp;quot;bright, easy, and indestructible.&amp;quot; "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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