When the new addition was added, we designed its roofline to incorporate a new covered deck. Large windows and a patio door were used to allow light into the home, creating an indoor-outdoor feeling.

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We added motorized, retractable Phantom screens to allow use at any time of day. The concealed heaters allow the space to be used well into the autumn and to get the clients outside earlier in the spring.

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The modular patio leads from the covered porch to an oversized wood-beamed gazebo and a cozy sitting area that has a gorgeous masonry wood fireplace with matching double wood boxes. The stone on the fireplace creates consistency, matching the home’s exterior half wall.

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The patio continues to an outdoors dining space, on to the garage door and over to the new wooden gate, leading to the front of the home and a curbed paved driveway.

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The stone retaining wall breaks up the back yard and the simple gardens add an elegance to the front and back yards. The intermittent lighting in the gardens allows the space to be well lit in the evenings.

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The large stone boulders were discovered when excavating the property. They were once part of a large dam on the river not far away, and our client wanted them used in his backyard oasis. This is now a  lovely space to entertain both inside and out in almost any kind of weather.