Kelli

Zoom in on porch. I think glass on wood framing

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Horizontal and arch add character. Maybe arch doesn’t fit style

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Minimal impact to view in either direction. Almost disappear from a boat view

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Simple construction, but extra horizontals and variable verticals ands eye appeal. Craftsman style

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Mount it on outside the deck face for depth

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Zoom in. Add a special character into design

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Use a tessellation, or some pattern that has meaning for you

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Stay woodsy. I think Menards has panels of natural settings.

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Forget the swoop at the end, but have something fabricated with character. Angle pointing to lake.

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Poorly executed, but use livestock fence panels sandwiched between wood. We did this for the Leniski porch.

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NOT! Just seeing if you’re paying attention?

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Cable system is easy and can be a way to Top some other lower railing for seated views

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Another place to mix prefab panels with wood

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Glass has a very modern look. Heavy and $$$

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Varied patterns. Stay lower and add a cable top rail

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Cable is good. We have done this as a topper to our rather low deck railing. They make much nicer looking hardware than this

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Much better execution of agricultural fencing

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Make it more viable as an actual feature. More bulk. You probably won’t sit up there a ton looking out with all the other spaces and views you have

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Patterns

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Another example of the fabrication with some geometry and patterning Lighter than the other one, but more detail between uprights

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