Lyndon Gehman
Large elegant concrete front porch photo in Philadelphia with a roof extension

Gazebo, Covered Wood Structure, Outdoor Fireplace, Outdoor Living Space, Concrete Paver Hardscape, Ambient Lighting, Landscape Lighting, Outdoor Lighting,

Photographer: Brad Gillette
This is an example of a traditional mixed siding and concrete multicolored porch container garden design in Detroit with a shingle roof and a roof extension.

Mid-sized transitional green two-story wood gable roof idea in San Diego

Scott Amundson Photography
Example of a beach style living room design in Minneapolis

Completed interior of an existing East Brunswick sunroom renovation. The original roof was retained while deteriorated lower supports, posts and framing were rebuilt. New thermally broken aluminum sliding windows and doors with insect screens were installed, and the wood structure was wrapped in white aluminum.

14ft deep x 20ft wide with a 4ft x 4ft landing and stair case. Wide Angle picture for the full view. AZEK post wrap kit brought this decks finish to the ground.

Gable roof outdoor patio cover was tied into an existing gable on this Sugar Land home. A massive stone wood-burning fireplace creates a beautiful focal point. We installed tongue and groove spruce for the ceiling, which is accentuated by the lofty exposed cedar-wrapped posts and beams. The wrought iron chandelier sets the mood for this outdoor space.

William Short Photography For a third year in a row, AZEK® Building Products is proud to partner with Sunset magazine on its inspirational 2018 Silicon Valley Idea House, located in the beautiful town of Los Gatos, California. The design team utilized Weathered Teak™ from AZEK® Deck's Vintage Collection® to enhance the indoor-outdoor theme of this year's home. It's featured in three locations on the home including the front porch, back deck and lower-level patio. De Mattei Construction also used AZEK's Evolutions Rail® Contemporary and Bronze Riser lights to complete the stunning backyard entertainment area.

Mangaris wall wrap with Big Green Egg.
This is an example of a mid-sized contemporary full sun backyard landscaping in San Diego with decking.

Timber frame Screen porch addition and mahogany replacement posts & handrails with Stainless steel Cablerails
Inspiration for a large timeless white three-story gable roof remodel in New York

Kitchen - large country u-shaped medium tone wood floor kitchen idea in Milwaukee with white cabinets and a peninsula

Originally built in 1885, in 2004 this home was completely reworked into the 4 bedroom, 3.5 bath masterpiece it now is. In addition to the restoration of woodwork and three fireplaces within this 8800+ square foot abode, an expanded garage, wrap around deck, and replica playhouse were added to the property.

"Mural Portal" 13' x 13' - A classical mural element for various styles of buildings. Can be created for a door or as a focal point on a blank (nondescript/boring) part of a building. Here an homage to garden life and relaxation, featuring 14 people and three dogs on the top part plus an old lamp post, Calla Lillies and a fountain element on the bottom part... What would your mural portal look like?

The same staircase seen from the landing above. The frameless glass wraps the stairwell opening and the stainless handrail continues through the turn on standoff brackets, with no posts interrupting the run. Holding the guard in clear glass keeps the sightline open across the upper hall and down the flight. Lux Glass — Toronto & GTA.

This Lakewood, WA custom outdoor living project transformed the homeowner's backyard with a beautifully crafted covered patio designed to provide year-round protection and enjoyment. The structure features exposed 2x8 framing with clean architectural lines, cedar-wrapped support posts, and a tongue-and-groove wood ceiling with an interior gable for added character. A 3-tab shingle roof complements the home's existing architecture while an engineered gutter system efficiently manages rainwater. Throughout construction, special attention was given to both craftsmanship and the homeowner's future plans. The roofing was intentionally left partially accessible to allow for electrical wiring, and select tongue-and-groove boards remain removable until final inspection. Cedar post wraps were installed to enhance the natural warmth of the space, with decorative collars to complete the finished look. The exterior wall was also re-sided to create a seamless transition between the new structure and the existing home. The result is a durable, thoughtfully engineered patio cover that blends beautifully with the home while creating a comfortable outdoor space the family can enjoy for years to come.

This Lakewood, WA custom outdoor living project transformed the homeowner's backyard with a beautifully crafted covered patio designed to provide year-round protection and enjoyment. The structure features exposed 2x8 framing with clean architectural lines, cedar-wrapped support posts, and a tongue-and-groove wood ceiling with an interior gable for added character. A 3-tab shingle roof complements the home's existing architecture while an engineered gutter system efficiently manages rainwater. Throughout construction, special attention was given to both craftsmanship and the homeowner's future plans. The roofing was intentionally left partially accessible to allow for electrical wiring, and select tongue-and-groove boards remain removable until final inspection. Cedar post wraps were installed to enhance the natural warmth of the space, with decorative collars to complete the finished look. The exterior wall was also re-sided to create a seamless transition between the new structure and the existing home. The result is a durable, thoughtfully engineered patio cover that blends beautifully with the home while creating a comfortable outdoor space the family can enjoy for years to come.

Custom basement design with 3 bars including a full bar, wine bar and coffee bar. Custom cabinetry with post wraps to hide structural elements while providing architectural interest.

This Lakewood, WA custom outdoor living project transformed the homeowner's backyard with a beautifully crafted covered patio designed to provide year-round protection and enjoyment. The structure features exposed 2x8 framing with clean architectural lines, cedar-wrapped support posts, and a tongue-and-groove wood ceiling with an interior gable for added character. A 3-tab shingle roof complements the home's existing architecture while an engineered gutter system efficiently manages rainwater. Throughout construction, special attention was given to both craftsmanship and the homeowner's future plans. The roofing was intentionally left partially accessible to allow for electrical wiring, and select tongue-and-groove boards remain removable until final inspection. Cedar post wraps were installed to enhance the natural warmth of the space, with decorative collars to complete the finished look. The exterior wall was also re-sided to create a seamless transition between the new structure and the existing home. The result is a durable, thoughtfully engineered patio cover that blends beautifully with the home while creating a comfortable outdoor space the family can enjoy for years to come.