This is a project currently still in progress showing the installation of the aluminum link teardrop rain chain. The sleek link design corresponds to the overall vision of the modern home. Photos: Courtesy of ANDY CHIN-JUNG Nien / Tange Associates

Example of a mid-sized cottage yellow one-story wood gable roof design in Portland with a metal roof

Monarch's Pure copper Lotus rain chain with 18" anchoring basin and gutter adaptor. As a large cup style rain chain, it is able to transport heavy rain fall efficiently. It can be used in lieu of plastic downspout to transport water from the gutter. The gutter adaptor is used to funnel the water from the gutter into the cup efficiently and smoothly.

Pure copper Bellcup beautifully accents and balances out this front porch quite nicely.
This is an example of a contemporary formal garden in Los Angeles.

Irvin Serrano
Large trendy brown one-story wood house exterior photo in Portland Maine

Pure copper cascading leaves rain chain drains into large container as a solution to hold water back from corroding the soil.
Design ideas for a contemporary stone formal garden in Los Angeles.

Irvin Serrano
Large contemporary brown one-story wood house exterior idea in Portland Maine with a shed roof

The pure copper Bellcup rain chain is anchored down with a pure copper anchoring basin filled with stones.
Inspiration for a contemporary stone formal garden in Miami.

Rain chain is a more beautiful way to have rain exit the roof and not drip down the side of your home. Photograph by Joel Silva.
Inspiration for a large coastal white three-story wood exterior home remodel in Los Angeles

Large farmhouse white two-story wood and board and batten gable roof photo in Boise

Pure copper Butterfly cup rain chain balances out the front porch of the home and blends nicely with the natural tones of the home.
Inspiration for a rustic stone formal garden in Los Angeles.

Alan Petersime
Trendy concrete floor and beige floor front door photo in Indianapolis with beige walls and a dark wood front door

Frank Ooms
This is an example of a modern porch design in Austin.

This lakefront home is located on a small plateau in Forest Beach Estates, high above the lake and beach. The design of the home resulted from the Department of Environmental Qualities Critical Dunes Build-able area requirement. The resulting footprint created a flowing curved surface in plan and a curving perimeter that was covered by a curved roof. The views are spectacular from the three viewing levels of this home and allow the plan to provide multiple point panoramic vistas wherever you are in the spaces. We designed this home to be like a land ship with its ports of call the four seasons. Immersed in the waves and the ever changing surrounding landscape of Forest Beach, the beauty and qualities of the outdoor life can quickly transform your view of life. Photo Credit: Jim Yochum

This is an example of a large rustic concrete front porch design in Denver with a roof extension.

Example of a trendy concrete floor and gray floor front door design in San Francisco with a glass front door and gray walls

Terry Wyllie
Inspiration for a mid-sized contemporary two-story and backyard stucco and concrete gray patio fountain remodel with no cover

Contemporary brown two-story wood flat roof idea in Santa Barbara

John Magnoski Photography Builder: John Kraemer & Sons
Example of a large arts and crafts beige two-story vinyl exterior home design in Minneapolis with a hip roof