Cedar pergola on composite deck

Cedar pergola on composite deck

Cedar pergola on composite deck

Cedar pergola on composite deck

Cedar pergola on composite deck

Cedar pergola on composite deck

Cedar pergola on composite deck

A semi-transparent stain was used for the cedar wood rail and arbor. Solid stain was used for the pine-made deck.
Mid-sized arts and crafts backyard balcony deck photo in Dallas with a pergola

This expansive multilevel Ipe and Cedar deck is located in Basking Ridge, NJ. It features a built in spa/hot tub, cedar privacy walls and cedar lattice. The steps to the spa do double duty as a cover for the spa access area.

We built new deck using Timbertech Composite Decking and Full Aluminum Westbury Railing. We then built a roof over the deck and installed Cedar Carsiding for the Ceiling

Arts and crafts home design photo in Austin

Example of a mid-sized minimalist backyard deck design in Seattle

This gorgeous cedar deck included a large outdoor living space off of the home, as well as a built in bench area and storage space under the deck. We also used wire paneling to provide an unobstructed view off of the main seating area.

This deck in Southwest Austin was built in beautiful, low maintenance PVC AZEK decking in Kona from the Harvest Collection with a custom horizontal railing system. Whereas the norm in deck railing is often the use of vertical railing, Archadeck of Austin also turned up the urban appeal of the space and opened up the views by utilizing a horizontal railing design. The new deck also features a custom cedar freestanding pergola adding a shady spot and loads of charm to the space! To the farthest left side of the deck we also designed and installed a cedar privacy wall that helps subdue the neighbors view into the backyard and vice versa. All the framework of the pergola, and the deck posts are finished in rustic cedar adding warmth and richness to the entire space. Deck lighting by TimberTech and HardiePlank siding skirting finish off the perfection of this backyard space to a “T” and much to the happiness of the homeowner. Photos courtesy Archadeck of Austin.