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748 Outdoor Wood Patio, Porch, Deck Design Photos And Ideas

The living area, which is connected to an outdoor terrace, provides ample room for entertaining.
On the ground floor, the house comprises a series of brick volumes.
When opened, the sliding glass doors bring in plenty of fresh breezes, which circulates through the hallway and naturally cools the house.
In contrast to the industrial neighborhood, the views from the upper-level deck look directly into the canopies of surrounding established trees.
Over the years, the transformation of the retreat has respected the special character of the site and integrated the surrounding nature.
The home's form and position have been informed by the path of the sun.
The house is supported by concrete walls at the edges of the house, and with steel beams running East to West. This creates a clear span in the house and across the deck.
The architects chose a swivel fireplace so the family can flexibly use it indoors or outdoors.
Outside the master bedroom, a small deck is tucked beneath the flat roof. The tub is by Maax.
Another view of the covered walkway skirting the courtyard and the primary living areas.
Outdoor living is enhanced by a professionally landscaped yard on just over half an acre of land. This space also includes an Gunite pool, a mahogany deck patio, and an outdoor dining area.
The rear elevation of the home faces North, taking advantage of natural light via extensive doors and clerestory windows tucked under the eaves.
The roof deck is outfitted with Janus et Cie Amari Low Back lounge chairs.
A series of views unfolds as one moves from the entrance to the rear of the house: first of the northern garden framed by cabinetry, then slivers of sky seen through a strip skylight, followed by views of trees through clerestory windows, and then screened views to the western outdoor areas.
Wilson used a series of operable wooden screens to mitigate the strong western light.
A pair of teak Adirondack chaises from Gloster face a white clover lawn.
The property has been in Barensfeld's family since the 1970s.
Eisler Landscapes provided plants for the yard.
At the rear patio is a kitchen, dining area, and an Ipe-wood deck with a fire pit, lounge seats, and a water feature.
A sheltered outdoor terrace is located near the heart of the home.
The south deck overlooks views of the forest and pond.
A new walkway and outdoor terraces are part of the addition.
In total, the 1,530-square-foot loft conversion cost approximately £300,000 ($398,000.)
In the rear, a wooden deck is supported by concrete and shaded by a roof overhang.
The deck enables easy outdoor living and dining.
The property also has a 530-square-foot deck. Stairs from the deck lead to a children’s play area below.
The soaking tub is consistently heated to 102 degrees.
The home opens up to, and connects with, the surrounding neighborhood.
The outdoor swimming pool is just steps from the comfort of the living spaces.
A wood promenade connects the beachside retreat directly to the bay.
The flat roof feature deep overhangs to shield the interior from solar heat gain.
A spacious wood-decked veranda that's part of the duplex apartment.
Jorie asked for an enclosed deck at the front of the home, which includes a dining area, as well as a space for the kids to sleep, if they desire. "The huge screen deck feels bigger than the interior of our home," she says.
The outdoor living/dining room with double-sided fireplace.
From the outside, the tower-like volume hints at the minimalist transformation within. The second-floor vacation suite (below) has a convertible Softline sofa and cardboard stools from Stange Design. The storage unit is clad in black MDF.
By interweaving multiple terraces with solid spaces, Saxe has created a dynamic internal interaction between the two levels of the house.
The front of the house is composed of expansive, open terraces that look toward the boundary between the ocean and the jungle.
The outdoor dining and lounge area flows out toward the pool.
Those hammers and saws built a home for the family’s chickens, watched over by Apolo among outdoor furniture by Richard Schultz.
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The terrace off a bedroom holds chaise longues from Design Within Reach. “When we laid out the project, the eucalyptus tree was going to go away,” says Walker. “But then we thought, if we move the foundation a little bit, we can probably save the tree.”
The exterior is clad in 100-year-old cypress meticulously crafted for the home by former shipbuilder George Velmachos of Wright and Company. Courtesy Architects and Artisans.
The porch is designed for living outdoors all summer long, and for parties and dinners with “a stable of friends who arrive announced and unannounced,” Tamarkin says. Courtesy Architects and Artisans.
All of the Worples' guests arrive by boat to the lower level of the Floating House.
The wraparound deck enhances the homes' indoor/outdoor lifestyle.
The front deck is designed like an extension of the facade and connects with the outdoors.
The indoor portion is set behind sliding glass doors and can be used for storing firewood.
Partially enclosed, the exterior platform features an outdoor swing that is suspended from the timber-framed porch.
Thanks to the extensive glazing, even the interior courtyard enjoys perfectly framed vistas.
The deck is covered with an extended cedar canopy.
The central, rectangular, concrete structure features expansive glazing which showcases the stunning scenery from every angle.
A closer look at the rooftop deck.
Although the home's historic front facade needed to be preserved, the back of the residence was ripe for a remodel. The architects cladded the exterior in eastern cedar. The wood is offset with large expanses of glass, as well as yellow accents to add a playful atmosphere.
Like the windows, the large pocket doors are by Jeld-Wen. Alchemia chairs by Archirivolto are arranged on a deck near the courtyard, which is planted with fragrant thyme.
A raised dining nook furnished with Konstantin Grcic Ones for Magis makes outdoor dining a breeze.
Slotted between the street-side enclosure and the living area is a breezy second-floor terrace. Brise soleil slats shade the interior. Yatabe’s steel fabrication company created the robust, trusslike armature that extends from the house to support the deck and facade.
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