DekTek Tile decking tiles used to create a multi-level deck. This deck starts in the front of the home with tile stairs leading up to the front door and wraps around the side of the house to an outdoor kitchen that is protected with DekTek Tiles noncombustible and fireproof tiles. The top layer also leads to a set of stairs leading to the middle deck. The second layer of the deck holds a table and chairs set up, and then leads to the third layer of the deck. The bottom layer deck is set up to view the beautiful green scenery and also has a bench set in the back for relaxing outdoors. This beautiful and unique project could not look any better!

DekTek Tile decking tiles used to create a multi-level deck. This deck starts in the front of the home with tile stairs leading up to the front door and wraps around the side of the house to an outdoor kitchen that is protected with DekTek Tiles noncombustible and fireproof tiles. The top layer also leads to a set of stairs leading to the middle deck. The second layer of the deck holds a table and chairs set up, and then leads to the third layer of the deck. The bottom layer deck is set up to view the beautiful green scenery and also has a bench set in the back for relaxing outdoors. This beautiful and unique project could not look any better!

A close-up view of the family room highlights the thoughtful layering of textures and colors. The sectional features an orange/coral throw pillow and a grey textured pillow, paired with a blue ottoman topped with orange and white layered trays. The grey, white, blue, and yellow geometric area rug adds pattern and visual interest, while flush trim and recessed baseboards create clean, modern lines that frame this cozy, contemporary space. Photo by Thomas Kuoh.

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