Asian Patio Design Ideas

Our clients on this project were inspired by their travels to Asia and wanted to mimic this aesthetic at their DC property. We designed a water feature that effectively masks adjacent traffic noise and maintains a small footprint.

I am devoted to illuminating the carbon footprint a building leaves upon the planet. Therefore, my exterior and interior designs are focused on optimizing a building’s potential to react to, rather than impose upon, the landscape and surrounding elements. Each project is an opportunity to explore new avenues of state-of-the-art interior design, building science and construction methodologies. I like to state: “DESIGN IT SMART, BUILD IT STRONG, FINISH IT RIGHT!” Smart technology is factored into my designs so that a building can intuitively sense and change with the surrounding environment. Intuitive Smart Technology allows a building to perform as a self-contained and self-sustaining structure. For my residential clients, Intuitive Smart Technology provides a seamless integration of a home’s operational systems – and security rooms and safe haven is taking a lead in homes where privacy is of the utmost importance. My designers, planners and consultants, strive to achieve every project’s goal with a new and unique approach. We specialize in every aspect of design; ranging from branding to urban planning. Sandra Costa Design Group Is a firm with partners and networks all over the world. We have a global perspective, enhancing the outcome of our design. Our international reputation for innovative design and a unique view of design gives clients a new aperture to there project. I am always interested in hearing about a new project and can be reached at 310 874 3739 to discuss yours. Sandra Costa Exterior design and furniture by Sandra Costa Real Estate Images by Angelo Costa 310 985 5509

Photo Credit: Michele Lee Wilson
Inspiration for a large asian backyard patio in San Francisco with a water feature.

Design ideas for a small asian front yard patio in Portland with a vertical garden, concrete pavers and a pergola.

Design ideas for a mid-sized asian backyard patio in Los Angeles with a fire feature and gravel.

Design ideas for a mid-sized asian backyard patio in Edmonton with a roof extension and concrete pavers.

Photo of a large asian patio in Delhi.

Inspiration for a mid-sized asian backyard patio in Portland with a container garden, natural stone pavers and no cover.

Christophe Courtois
This is an example of a small asian side yard patio in Paris with a water feature.

Inspiration for an asian patio in Dallas.

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Photo of an asian courtyard patio in Other with decking and no cover.

Mid-sized asian backyard patio in Miami with decking and no cover.

Nancy Neil
Design ideas for a large asian backyard patio in Santa Barbara with natural stone pavers and a pergola.

Mid-sized asian backyard patio in Seattle with an outdoor shower, gravel and a gazebo/cabana.

Asian backyard patio in Melbourne with decking.

Design ideas for an asian patio in Philadelphia.

Mid-sized asian backyard patio in Toronto with concrete pavers and a roof extension.

The backyard of this brick home on University Hill in Boulder was in need of renovation to bring together awkward angles, window wells, and uneven surfaces. This tight space was not inviting and rarely used. The homeowners were inspired by turtle shells and desired bamboo plants for their Asian aesthetic. Clean lines and light creams have replaced the mix-mosh of haphazard stones and unset redstone pavers. Now the space feels intentionally designed and welcoming.

A pond and stream are hidden along these steps. Backyard steps utilize large flagstone pieces. Irish moss, blue star creeper, scotch moss, and mini mondo grass are a few of the plants growing between the stones. This yard has over 60 Japanese Maples and lots of ferns, ligularias, hydrangeas, and other shade plants Erik Jones

An Asian-inspired courtyard walkway features Fiberon composite decking and is flanked with white stone gravel, walk-way lighting, a bamboo container garden, and bench seating, which was built from the same composite deck board material. The main walk-way features Fiberon's newest Symmetry Collection decking in 'Burnt Umber'. The border is Fiberon Horizon decking in 'Tudor Brown'. Visit www.fiberondecking.com