Madison Park Traditional transitional-deck
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Madison Park Traditional Transitional Deck, Seattle

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Photo of a mid-sized transitional backyard deck in Seattle with a roof extension. — Houzz

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Kate Shaw added this to Are Indoor-Outdoor Serveries Summer's Hottest Kitchen Accessory?
Practically perfectThis Seattle kitchen features a generous pass-through window and doesn’t skimp on practicalities. Note the kitchen benches on both sides of the window are at the same level, which aids service, and the generous length of the bench ensures there’s plenty of room when eating. The roofing ensures comfortable all-weather entertaining too.Tip: It’s important to allow enough space for each person when planning your servery. At least 70-75 centimetres per person is a good measure, allowing ample room for elbows and knees. Ensure you leave plenty of room for stacking windows as well.Browse retractable awning images for inspo here

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