Entertainment Deck Design Pictures
Outdoor space seems to be very important part of modern house. A modern fire pit area will not only beautify your house, but also has multy function space for family, friends and bussiness. Another space is deck with comfortable interior design. Deck is both part of the house and part of the garden. Here, there are inspirng pictures about deck design.
Durable, composite decking, with the look of weathered clapboard, serves as the base for this dynamic space, where custom benches and motion chairs carve out the seating area.
Just steps from the great room, motion chairs preside over the entertainment deck and, from their perch, overlook the Provo River.
Outdoor paths are constructed to resemble boardwalks that lead from interior spaces to the home’s most prominent outdoor rooms.
The master suite balcony overlooks the entertainment deck, and enjoys a view of the fire pit and surrounding outdoor areas.
A small side yard of Kentucky bluegrass requires little maintenance.
Eight panels comprise the home’s grid-tie solar system, which will produce, on average, 3,492,320 watts of power per year.
The fire pit area enjoys views of HGTV Dream Home’s exterior spaces, including the second-floor guest suite’s Juliet-style balcony.
By day, the entertainment deck provides a space for guests to relax and soak in Utah’s glorious sunshine.
Interior designer Linda Woodrum’s decision to extend the great room’s color palette outdoors required restraint. “You need to understand what you want to accomplish and stay on track. It’s about editing and keeping yourself focused on what your initial response and ideas are,” she says.
HGTV Dream Home 2012 is designed to resemble an old stone structure, expanded over time. A consistent color palette and repetition of textural elements unify the patchwork of spaces.
In the distant shadow of snowcapped mountains, the entertaining deck offers a warm and cozy respite even on the chilliest winter’s evening.
A chiseled limestone step and path stones lead from the fire pit area to meadows and the Provo River trail beyond the property border.
Four separate gas units comprise the modern fire pit design. The Utah limestone-clad column is topped in a surface of limestone.
An ideal pairing of rustic and modern, candle pillars, placed in a distressed wood tray, echo the design of quartz-filled fireplace units.
With French doors open on north- and south-facing sides, a party can flow effortlessly from front porch to entertainment deck.
A clear glass surround protects gas flames while contributing to the deck’s open fire experience.
Visible from the great room and borrowing its cool, calm color palette, the home’s fire pit area commands attention.
