Deck - contemporary deck idea in San Francisco

Multi-level city living backyard space. Perfect for entertaining.
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This deck design works it's way down to the beach in levels that maximize the view of the water and sea life from the home. All the materials and colors where selected to best blend in with the surrounding environment.

Deck - contemporary deck idea in San Francisco

The finished lower deck sits low to the landscape, creating a natural transition between the composite surface, lawn and surrounding greenery.
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The black cable railing extends seamlessly from the elevated deck down the stairs, providing continuous protection across different levels. This unified system ensures safe access while preserving an open, contemporary look that enhances the overall outdoor structure.

Nestled near the mountains in Colorado Springs, this two-level outdoor living space has some of the best views around. The silvery tones of Alpine Fog and the modern profile of our S110 steel railing make this lavender pop!

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New Azek deck in Morado color with landing and paver patio in Mount Airy, MD.
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Happy dog! Loves his synthetic turf yard. Walls are Allan Block Jumbo Junior units with cap on lower wall, no cap on upper walls.
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Inspiration for a contemporary deck remodel in San Francisco

Inspiration for a contemporary deck remodel in San Francisco

Inspiration for a contemporary deck remodel in San Francisco

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Among other features are wrought iron spindles, oil-rubbed bronze post caps to complement the spindles, accent lighting and a rustic split-face lower wall comprised of a thin natural stone veneer capped with limestone slabs with chiseled edges. The upper deck is easily accessed from the kitchen and the lower porch level can be accessed from the basement or the new patio area. Photo by Matt Kocourek, http://www.mattkocourek.com/

Better view of the stairs from the upper to main level of the deck. This deck was made with pressure treated decking, cedar railing and fascia trim, Underdeck Oasis water diversion system, Deckorator Estate balusters, and Aurora deck railing lights

Deck - contemporary deck idea in San Francisco