I don't know if this is a door or an awning, but I have thought if we could have a door on the west side that opened like an airplane hanger door, then it would become an awning. Again, I don't know if there is such a thing as a glass hanger door and how functional or practical it actually could be.
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Maybe the under deck could be something like this.
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I am curious if this skylight is something you can actually incorporate practically and successfully into a deck.
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I also think I like this
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Something similar to this might work if we can find a way to close some of it in.
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This is a cool fireplace, Probably doesn't do much to heat, but it looks cool.
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I like the way these steps a lit.
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This deck with skylights is interesting, but I don't know how practical, can you keep them from leaking etc?
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I like how they used the space under the stairs, although I don't know that I am excited about this long staircase extending beyond the deck.
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I like this and while they might be too "stylish, I like the chairs and lamps in this area.
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I like this one, even though it is under the deck and there is a lot of stone and wood, the lighting seems to do the job.
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I like that this bar is inside or outside.
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I think the gray wainscot ceiling is good with the recessed lights.
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This seems alright with the light concrete floor and apolststry, but I am not sure how it would hold up to the dog. Also I think th]t might be a bit rustic for Rebecca's taste
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This is also nice. Perhaps if we could make the downstairs space kind of like a veranda, it would seem more airy and light.
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This seems like a nice covered outdoor space that has not become a cave. and I like how it is connected to the indoors
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I like this connection of the outdoor to the indoor. and the fact that the overhang doesn't seem to make it into a cave.
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Also having these hanging blinds to shade the sun at times would be good.
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I like this covered space because it is light although not a super fan of the corrugated panels. I also like the low fire place becausee it is a fireplace but not a huge monstrosity dominating the entire room.
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This unde deck area seems better than most. maybe its the finished columns and the octagon shape seems to let some light in.
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Something inspired by this downstairs would be exciting.
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Yes - I wish there were more pictures of this project. I like that it is open and white.
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I like this pass through concept from the kitchen to the deck.
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The upper part of this deck is potentially interesting, the area under the deck is not.
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I like the boarders with washed stone like this.
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I like the way this roof cantilevers out over the deck.
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I like the smooth concrete laid out in a labrynth, but rather than grass, I would want a different material or different color and texture in the border. I also like the concrete stairs with the lighting.
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I like the landscape
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I like the way this is truly a indoor outside space.
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I like the high ceiling.
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door is cool, maybe a different color.
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I like these cabinets and counters in this outdoor kitchen. I think I prefer this to the outdoor stone kitchens that you often see.
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I like the glass railing, although maybe could do without the chrome. The door also looks pretty cool.
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I think I like these barrel lights.
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I might like the idea of this door with the big panel that can be adjusted to block or deflect a breeze into the house. Not sure if I have decided for sure,
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I like to coziness of this deck especially the lighting. I am not sure about the plants. I like the wood, but wouldn't want a lot of exposed wood that would require frequent maintenance.
I don't know if this is a door or an awning, but I have thought if we could have a door on the west side that opened like an airplane hanger door, then it would become an awning. Again, I don't know if there is such a thing as a glass hanger door and how functional or practical it actually could be.
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