Mill Valley, CA Transitional Deck, San Francisco
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Photography by Jason Wells
Photography by Jason Wells
Example of a transitional deck design in San Francisco with a pergola — Houzz
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The doors are not Nana Doors. These doors have a much larger bottom rail than Nana. These doors can be purchased through Glass Concepts in San Rafael, CA. Ask for Owner/Jeff Wilcox. Also... http://www.glassconcepts.net/
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Hi, and thanks for your interest. The benches and tables were made from Redwood. They were sealed with Cetol by Sikkens. Hope this is helpful. Good luck with your project! Please contact us directly if you are interested in a design consultation. We would be happy to speak with you.
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They are actually brown. The color is "Sable" by SonomaTilemakers.com
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Yes, that would be considered an arbor. From the photo, I believe the transition is from "kitchen to deck". Hope this helps!
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Alison Aves added this to Houzz Tour: Luxury With a Treehouse Feel
The living area at one end of the great room is visible from the deck.
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sfalter1 added this to Kitchen Ideas
backlighting the weird top spaces
elise_belgodere added this to exterieur
Ouverture sur l’extérieur et pergola
Pottery Barn has pendants that are quite similar to these. I have them over my kitchen island and get many compliments on them.