Clovelly House Transitional Deck, Sydney
Camilla Quiddington
Example of a mid-sized transitional side yard deck design in Sydney with an awning and a bbq area — Houzz
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Hi, there is no stain just clear oil on Spotted Gum
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Hello, how would spotted gum wood hold up in areas that it snows?
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Thankyou! They are all from Eco Outdoor in Sydney & I am sure you can buy them separately but you may need to check with them.
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Joanna Tovia added this to Which Pergola Is Right for You?
Awnings and ShadesA waterproof awning makes this outdoor area cool and comfortable without making the space dark. Well-designed, sturdily built shades and awnings can be just as durable as other pergola materials.Shop for awnings and shade sails on Houzz
InHowzer added this to 11 Cool Shade Ideas for Summer
2. Crank out an awning. For more flexibility, and with fickle weather to contend with, even during the summer months, a retractable waterproof awning is the best option. You can commit to your evening dinner alfresco, even if the weather looks a bit doubtful, and create a cool and inviting outdoor area during the day while still having an area that’s light and bright for entertaining.
Lucy Searle added this to The Shade Sail: Summer’s Most Useful Quick Fix
Merge indoors and out. If you invested in sliding doors that open your interior to the yard, you can extend your livable space — both visually and practically — with a sail. Put yours over a dining area, outdoor kitchen or seating space but (note to self) not a barbecue.
It looks beautiful, tranquil, and inviting! I would say to those selecting fabric color that so much white can be overwhelming to the eye. It's the same effect as being on the snow in the sun without sunglasses. Conversely, it does let more light through as a darker fabric may "dampen" the area.
Really it's a matter of personal preference, but this should be a consideration when choosing fabrics for different areas.
What a wonderful awning that was installed there. How would you install that and with what is the awning hanging from? that's my question that I've been wanting to ask after seeing this. http://www.patioworldnsw.com.au/products/atrium-awnings