Courtyard remodel finish advice

2 years ago

We are in the process of redoing our courtyard and need advice on the columns finish.
We added artificial turf with concrete surround, lattice (with will soon have vines), tongue and groove wood, linesr firepit, and lighting. The columns were redone in wood as well. We like the wood columns but they feel out of place with the white trim. We love the warmth that wood provides and don't want to paint them white. Keep in mind when looking at the pics that they are still finishing up the project. Also, the dangling lights will be removed.
Thoughts and/or recommendations on the columns?

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millworkman
2 years ago
What is the finish to be on the ceiling?
Lyn Nielson
2 years ago
keep the post natural clear coat... a narrow pergola for the vines to grow on overhead in the same wood and finish.

add similar wood furnishings to tie it all together.

Natural finish table and chairs, bench.
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chispa
2 years ago
Vines ... do not, I repeat, do not use Wisteria!

You do not want it that close to an entertaining space. Makes a mess dropping leaves, flower and pods. Took us months to get rid of two old established plants that covered our outside patio. Had to bury the roots in cement to kill the plants!
Kendrah
2 years ago
last modified: 2 years ago
Dark walnut stain. That way you still see the wood, but the color fits the darker paint elements better.
shirlpp
2 years ago
The trim color around the windows might work.