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Deck/Patio

brieartv
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I like the placement of the fireplace. we could wrap our patio above our sunken egress window well garden

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great colors

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boring colors but i like the curved shape leading to lower patio area

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nice railing. prefer this over our wood one. ours hinders view of garden and invites wasps to build in it.

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nice variation in stone work

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lovely plantings around a patio space

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good idea for privacy divider

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fun bench and painted deck flooring

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Reminds me of a dream I had as a child!

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This is what I imagine a sunken sun room out from our basement to be. Covered so rain water wouldn't become a drainage problem.

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outdoor room

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multi level, multi textures

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glowing orb light

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Beautiful color and shape on these chairs

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I like the curved garden wall

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Flagstone. Allows drainage. Looks more natural.

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multi levels

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Hot Tub!

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Good gathering space. I like the pizza oven feature.

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Joined spaces while keeping it intimate without the space being all wide open.

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Nice pergola, but prefer natural wood tones

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I really like the organic shape of the deck space!

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seating area amongst the gardens

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peaceful plantings around patio

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Multi-colored chair

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Stone work with green space inbetween

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Peaceful resting spot, good place to commune with God.

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fire pit integrated into the deck/patio

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I like the patio doors.

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sunken patio area

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Use of stone

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Garden around patio

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Multi level

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Nice looking decking material

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I like how the cooking implement is incorporated into the design as a whole. It doesn't take over and steal the space.

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Multi-level is what I'd like to accomplish in our garden to transition living/entertaining area from a small area deck to a larger gathering area

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Low deck

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Step down deck to lower patio

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all the texture and variety of materials for interest.

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I like the look of the border around this deck, lack of railings, the color of the wood and unique interesting deck shape

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Gazebo shelter over a cooking area would be nice...bug screen too.

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Stone surround accents to incorporate cooking hardware with wood deck

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Lighting!!!!

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No railing!

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Gravel contained in paved walk around areas

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My idea for a sitting area in our backyard with a short section of walk leading to it from the lower patio area...phase 2, or 3 or 4?

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I like the multi colors of the paving material, could do a checkerboard area for chess playing. I know the chess pieces would be expensive, would have to get creative on that.

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I like this space

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Wonder if there is a window size like this window that would work on ours. Since ours is broken, it needs replaced anyway.

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Love this!

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example of a space that could be started small then added to

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Nice covering for a gathering spot

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beautiful!

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Pavers and rock, allows for expanding the space as able

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I like how the stones lead out into the sod

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Nice thing about this kind of patio is that you could start small and increase the size as time, money and energy allows.

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Rock and stone

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stone and tile, probably wouldn't work here, but pretty

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gravel creates a nice space

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nice feel

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Larger paved area separated with other elements for interest, also allows for rain to be absorbed into the earth

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Love the green wall. Even when the leaves would be off the trees it would still have an inviting green

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I like how the stepping stones lead out into the grassy area so the edge of the patio just seems to melt into the garden area rather than abruptly just ending.

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