Don't be afraid to 'think outside of the box' when you're designing your new deck. Today's decks can be any shape or configuration you can dream up. An eye-catching octagonal-shaped entertaining area is what makes this space unique. Flared staircases at either end of the deck enable easy access to the play area and create welcoming entries for guests. Fiberon Horizon composite decking in 'Ipe' was selected as the main deck color, complemented by a darker Horizon 'Rosewood' border. Fiberon Horizon white railing and black round metal balusters were also used to provide dramatic visual appeal. Fiberon's low-voltage, LED post cap accent lights were added so this outdoor space can be enjoyed even after the sun goes down.

The view of the sunset from this breathtaking Cat Mountain composite deck. Designed & built by Jim Odom at Archadeck Austin. Photo Credit: Kristian Alveo & TimberTown

photo courtesy of Clemens Jellema, Fine Decks, Inc. This covered outdoor living space is a true extension of the home. Not only is it wired for music, but the outdoor lighting allows you to entertain even after the sun goes down. The Fiberon composite deck overlooks a pool and landscaped grounds as well.

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A ramp instead of steps provides easy accessibility to the backyard deck. Designed and built with TimberTech composite materials, the deck project is low in maintenance requirements with long lasting durability. Project by Archadeck of West County and St. Charles County in St. Louis Mo.

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Enjoy a late dinner on this beautiful deck with custom wrap around LEDs and pathway lights. Designed & built by Jim Odom at Archadeck Austin. Photo Credit: Kristian Alveo & TimberTown

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This home remodel was for a veteran who was in need of some modifications to his home in order for it to be made accessible. We widened several doorways, added ramps, built an addition in order to create an ADA bathroom, and built a deck with ramps. The bathroom turned out absolutely stunning, and the deck is now the perfect place for summer evenings.

This home remodel was for a veteran who was in need of some modifications to his home in order for it to be made accessible. We widened several doorways, added ramps, built an addition in order to create an ADA bathroom, and built a deck with ramps. The bathroom turned out absolutely stunning, and the deck is now the perfect place for summer evenings.

This home remodel was for a veteran who was in need of some modifications to his home in order for it to be made accessible. We widened several doorways, added ramps, built an addition in order to create an ADA bathroom, and built a deck with ramps. The bathroom turned out absolutely stunning, and the deck is now the perfect place for summer evenings.

This home remodel was for a veteran who was in need of some modifications to his home in order for it to be made accessible. We widened several doorways, added ramps, built an addition in order to create an ADA bathroom, and built a deck with ramps. The bathroom turned out absolutely stunning, and the deck is now the perfect place for summer evenings.