GreenGardener's gazebos

Rounded cane shape looks comfy and lighter that timber.

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Great rustic rope support - I would include a back rest too.

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A swing seat with comfy sides fro stretching out.

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Very inviting space - love the smooth textured tiles

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Clean design very inviting

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Same architects leaving the front clear and open

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No front supports add to the airiness. Roof looks to be well insulated against Australian summer sun yet has opening vents for winter light.

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solar energy and water capture

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two levels of roof

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Echo's the bedroom curved wall

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Easy clean surface for modern look outdoor BBQ

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fireplace

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Add an extraction fan to the raised roof area and funnel the warmed air back into your home for free solar heated warmth. In summer the same extraction can be used to vent the hotter air to the outside.

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Capturing winter sun can provide free heating to your home if planned well. This glass room can be opened in summer to catch cool breezes but it is the ability to attract and store winter warmth that raises it's value

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The addition of slatted wood panels or lattice will help to frame the view and creates more shade.

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Rustic whole timber logs helps blend into the environment - add some native climbing plants for additional shade - ideal for native bush gardens.

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In Australia where mosquitoes can spoil a dusk interlude the use of draped netting that can be drawn around can ensure comfort in he evening. Adding weights to the hem will help to keep the bugs out.

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Space age pod - ideal for windy shore lines - view and protection from prevailing winds in a snug package.

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Stone columns can assist where termites or excessive dampness could affect the timber posts.

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Adding a fire place feature balances the height and extends the use of the area into cooler months.

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