An unassuming building entrance feels like any other workspace, yet it s private. And it s a decoy for our famous artists.
A swing bed under the pergola provides views of the backyard, with lighted planters offering a warm glow and seasonal color (Photo: Steve Silverman Imaging.
A covered back porch and gazebo with wicker chairs invite guests to enjoy the dramatic views, fall colors, and sunsets (Photo: Ralph Kylloe).
The pergola with a swing bed, palm trees, columns mimicking the front porch, and white picket fences create a resort-like backyard.
A gazebo with covered seating next to the pool and semi-raised spa, with light-colored stone contrasting the dark-bottom pool.
A second-story deck and gazebo expand the yard's living space, allowing enjoyment of the view from sun or shade (Photo: Hickory Dickory Decks).
A pergola-covered patio built into a hillside uses natural materials in earthy colors to blend into the environment (The Outdoor Room With Jamie Durie).
A privacy wall blocks neighbors' view, and the pergola protects the hot tub from direct sunlight while allowing a view of the stars (Photo: Archadeck).