Yellow, Purple Deck Design Ideas

Iván Pomés
Mid-sized contemporary rooftop and rooftop deck in Barcelona with a pergola.

Inspiration for a mid-sized contemporary backyard deck in Perth with a roof extension.

(c) Brett Boardman
Design ideas for a small contemporary deck in Sydney.

Photo of a modern deck in Melbourne.

The Official Photographers - Aaron & Shannon Radford
Design ideas for a country backyard deck in Hamilton with a pergola and with fireplace.

L'espace pergola offre un peu d'ombrage aux banquettes sur mesure
Photo of a large beach style rooftop and rooftop deck in Paris with a container garden and a pergola.

Photos : Eric Laignel
Mid-sized contemporary rooftop and rooftop deck in Paris with a container garden and no cover.

ph. Ernesta Caviola
This is an example of a modern deck in Rome.

The deck functions as an additional ‘outdoor room’, extending the living areas out into this beautiful Canberra garden. We designed the deck around existing deciduous trees, maintaining the canopy and protecting the windows and deck from hot summer sun.

Mid-sized mediterranean rooftop and rooftop deck in Other with no cover.

James Morgan Photography
Design ideas for a contemporary deck in Melbourne with a pergola.

Thomas Herrmann
Photo of a large contemporary deck in Stuttgart with no cover.

Architect Trevor Morris was keen to “reference the music” in the aesthetics of the project build, as well as bring as much natural daylight into the building as possible to create a feeling of openness throughout.

Rooftop deck photo by Emma Cross https://www.emmacross.com.au/residential_burnley

Inspiration for a mid-sized contemporary rooftop and rooftop deck in Barcelona with no cover.

Das minimalistische Terrassendach Acubis von Solarlux ergänzt klassische Einfamilienhäuser hervorragend.
Photo of a mid-sized modern deck in Other with an awning.

Mathieu LE GALL
Mid-sized contemporary rooftop and rooftop deck in Brest with no cover.

SAS Meero
Mid-sized mediterranean rooftop and rooftop deck in Paris with no cover.

This roof space in Hampstead was an empty and needed to be made structurally safe for load bearing. The bespoke planters were designed at various sizes to create rhythm in the garden making the eye move around the space. Mature Olive trees and large Pittosporums are used to provide structure in the garden. Lavenders, Jasmin, Salvia, Roses and Perovskia have been planted to give wafts of scent. Erigeron has been planted for it's longevity in flowering whilst grasses have been used to create movement within the scheme. The space is zoned into three areas cooking, dining and lounging.