Brown, Blue Deck Design Ideas

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Photo of a small scandinavian deck in London with no cover.

Design ideas for a mid-sized contemporary backyard deck in Toulouse with no cover.

Lukasz Gorczynski
Contemporary rooftop and rooftop deck in London with no cover.

GIOVANNI GALARDINI
Inspiration for a large modern deck in Venice.

Treppe mit neuem Belag..
Design ideas for an expansive mediterranean backyard deck in Hamburg with a roof extension.

Elayne Barre
Inspiration for a contemporary deck in London.

Traditional deck in Cologne.

serge Brison
This is an example of a large contemporary backyard deck in Nice with a roof extension and a fire feature.

A tiny 65m site with only 3m of internal width posed some interesting design challenges. The Victorian terrace façade will have a loving touch up, however entering through the front door; a new kitchen has been inserted into the middle of the plan, before stepping up into a light filled new living room. Large timber bifold doors open out onto a timber deck and extend the living area into the compact courtyard. A simple green wall adds a punctuation mark of colour to the space. A two-storey light well, pulls natural light into the heart of the ground and first floor plan, with an operable skylight allowing stack ventilation to keep the interiors cool through the Summer months. The open plan design and simple detailing give the impression of a much larger space on a very tight urban site. Photography by Huw Lambert

Seahorses is a stunning new home near Falmouth enjoying magnificent panoramic views of the south coast seascape. Sitting on the clifftops within an AONB, the house and gardens occupy a gently sloping site that connects with the adjacent South West Coastal Path. The context and terrain of the surrounding landscape informed the design and an imaginative and ambitious solution to site levels was crucial to the success of the scheme. As a result, the completed house is lower than the original, thus creating privacy for the occupants whilst still respecting neighbouring homes. The split-level, linear design is carefully organised around a spine wall of local granite that runs from the exterior of the building through the interior. This arrangement allows the living areas and bedrooms to connect with the landscape and integrate seamlessly with outdoor spaces. A mix of grasses, sedum and indigenous coastal plants on the green roof help to embed the building into its surroundings. The palette of natural materials creates a layered, permeable effect on the exterior, which will season with time and weather, thereby allowing it to assimilate into its coastal setting. Of equal importance was landscaping, which was integral to the design intent. With thoughtful positioning of the new dwelling, significant areas of mature and established planting were protected and retained. Photograph: Elliott White Photography

Ambos dormitorios tienen acceso a una terraza exterior decorada como zona chill out, ideal para relajarse, compartir momentos con amigos o tomar el sol.

Inspiration for a contemporary deck in Christchurch.

This is an example of a contemporary deck in London.

Inspiration for a contemporary deck in Rome.

An alfresco bathing area takes relaxation to a deeper level — it's about immersing yourself in an intimate environment that is connected to nature. This beautiful, lust worthy outdoor sanctuary features our Haven bath with custom base and views over Rangitoto Island, New Zealand. The perfect place to indulge the senses. Photography by Simon Devitt

cucina esterna sul terrazzo ci Cesar Cucine e barbeque a gas di weber pensilina in vetro e linea led sotto gronda. Parete rivestita con micro mosaico di Appiani colore grigio.

L'ampio terrazzo è stato rinnovato e dotato di ampie fioriere in muratura, dotate di impianto elettrico, in cui è stato possibile piantare diverse essenze arboree.

Photo of a contemporary rooftop and rooftop deck in Milan with no cover.

Some renovations don’t need a whole new roof – it can often be just a case of freshening up an existing roof with a modern colour scheme. This is particularly relevant when talking about tiled roofs – concrete or terracotta – because they last for decades. The only thing that might change over time is favoured colour schemes. Enter renovating experts, the Three Birds Renovations, who have just completed their ninth house renovation – a super-fast, super-stylish renovation project.