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Timberline Patio CoversTransform your backyard into a year-round outdoor living space with a custom patio cover, TimberTech decking, an outdoor kitchen, and a stone-clad fireplace. The covered structure features a gable roof with four skylights, pine soffit, Doug fir beams, and cedar-wrapped posts, creating a warm, inviting space with natural light and architectural detail.
The TimberTech Terrain decking in Coconut Husk provides a cohesive finish across the deck, fascia, picture-framed stairs, and matching borders. Black surface-mounted picket railings complement the decking and tie together the overall design.
The outdoor kitchen is designed to accommodate a refrigerator, with plans for updated gas and water connections. A custom fireplace featuring Koryak Ridge stacked stone, blue stone accents, and a black fireplace insert creates a natural focal point for relaxing and entertaining.
Finished with recessed lighting, black Bromic heaters, coordinated roofing, and integrated gutter and drainage connections, this custom outdoor living space combines comfort, functionality, and timeless style for enjoying the backyard in every season.
Timberline Patio CoversTransform your backyard into a year-round outdoor living space with a custom patio cover, TimberTech decking, an outdoor kitchen, and a stone-clad fireplace. The covered structure features a gable roof with four skylights, pine soffit, Doug fir beams, and cedar-wrapped posts, creating a warm, inviting space with natural light and architectural detail.
The TimberTech Terrain decking in Coconut Husk provides a cohesive finish across the deck, fascia, picture-framed stairs, and matching borders. Black surface-mounted picket railings complement the decking and tie together the overall design.
The outdoor kitchen is designed to accommodate a refrigerator, with plans for updated gas and water connections. A custom fireplace featuring Koryak Ridge stacked stone, blue stone accents, and a black fireplace insert creates a natural focal point for relaxing and entertaining.
Finished with recessed lighting, black Bromic heaters, coordinated roofing, and integrated gutter and drainage connections, this custom outdoor living space combines comfort, functionality, and timeless style for enjoying the backyard in every season.
Accent LandscapesThis functional hillside pathway showcases the beauty and practicality of integrating natural materials into a steep terrain. Thick snapped stone steps are set into a compacted gravel path, offering a sturdy, rustic ascent through native grasses and wild vegetation. The stairs create a visually appealing transition between outdoor spaces while providing essential access across elevation changes. Boulder-style retaining blocks anchor the lower section of the slope, offering erosion control and structural stability. Ideal for Colorado’s rugged landscapes, this stairway demonstrates how thoughtful design can enhance usability without compromising the site’s natural character.
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InsideOut Design, Inc.Modern Hillside Entryway & Drought-Tolerant Landscape Design
This contemporary front entrance highlights a hillside terrain with board-formed architectural concrete retaining walls, custom Cor-Ten weathering steel raised planters, and clean-lined metal safety railings. Designed for curb appeal and water conservation in the San Francisco Bay Area, the drought-tolerant planting palette integrates architectural succulents, ornamental grasses, Japanese maple accents, and sculptural yuccas to complement the warm wood siding, board-formed concrete facade, and vibrant entry door. Low-voltage integrated landscape lighting accents the entry walkway, steps, and grade transitions, balancing hillside erosion control with minimalist residential architecture.
TELFORD+BROWN STUDIO ARCHITECTUREThe Columbia River Gorge offers a dramatic backdrop to this hill-side retreat for a young family. Careful positioning of the plan and windows provide views to Mount Adams and Mount Hood. The home is a linear composition of a two-level volume linked to a single-level guest suite and garage. Each volume was studied and articulated to successfully balance views & privacy.
The first-floor living level spills out to the rugged landscape through glass doors that open to stepped patios of natural basalt. Vast expanses of windows assure a vivid display of seasonal changes from every room. Elements include standing seam metal roofs, dark horizontal cedar siding, and a full height board-formed concrete wall designed to retain the steeply sloped natural terrain. Inside an open floor plan employing high ceilings and materials such as exposed Doug Fir framing, radiant concrete floors and bleached wood ceilings guarantees a modern, timeless look. Incorporating the owner's stock of salvaged wood screens and vintage European light fixtures makes this home truly unique and full of personality.
TELFORD+BROWN STUDIO ARCHITECTUREThe Columbia River Gorge offers a dramatic backdrop to this hill-side retreat for a young family. Careful positioning of the plan and windows provide views to Mount Adams and Mount Hood. The home is a linear composition of a two-level volume linked to a single-level guest suite and garage. Each volume was studied and articulated to successfully balance views & privacy.
The first-floor living level spills out to the rugged landscape through glass doors that open to stepped patios of natural basalt. Vast expanses of windows assure a vivid display of seasonal changes from every room. Elements include standing seam metal roofs, dark horizontal cedar siding, and a full height board-formed concrete wall designed to retain the steeply sloped natural terrain. Inside an open floor plan employing high ceilings and materials such as exposed Doug Fir framing, radiant concrete floors and bleached wood ceilings guarantees a modern, timeless look. Incorporating the owner's stock of salvaged wood screens and vintage European light fixtures makes this home truly unique and full of personality.
Jay SiffordThis is the unfinished view of the lower garden, looking back up the hillside from the seating area. Photo by Jay Sifford.
Inspiration for an eclectic landscaping in Charlotte.
Inspiration for an eclectic landscaping in Charlotte.
TELFORD+BROWN STUDIO ARCHITECTUREThe Columbia River Gorge offers a dramatic backdrop to this hill-side retreat for a young family. Careful positioning of the plan and windows provide views to Mount Adams and Mount Hood. The home is a linear composition of a two-level volume linked to a single-level guest suite and garage. Each volume was studied and articulated to successfully balance views & privacy.
The first-floor living level spills out to the rugged landscape through glass doors that open to stepped patios of natural basalt. Vast expanses of windows assure a vivid display of seasonal changes from every room. Elements include standing seam metal roofs, dark horizontal cedar siding, and a full height board-formed concrete wall designed to retain the steeply sloped natural terrain. Inside an open floor plan employing high ceilings and materials such as exposed Doug Fir framing, radiant concrete floors and bleached wood ceilings guarantees a modern, timeless look. Incorporating the owner's stock of salvaged wood screens and vintage European light fixtures makes this home truly unique and full of personality.
Timberline Patio CoversTransform your backyard into a year-round outdoor living space with a custom patio cover, TimberTech decking, an outdoor kitchen, and a stone-clad fireplace. The covered structure features a gable roof with four skylights, pine soffit, Doug fir beams, and cedar-wrapped posts, creating a warm, inviting space with natural light and architectural detail.
The TimberTech Terrain decking in Coconut Husk provides a cohesive finish across the deck, fascia, picture-framed stairs, and matching borders. Black surface-mounted picket railings complement the decking and tie together the overall design.
The outdoor kitchen is designed to accommodate a refrigerator, with plans for updated gas and water connections. A custom fireplace featuring Koryak Ridge stacked stone, blue stone accents, and a black fireplace insert creates a natural focal point for relaxing and entertaining.
Finished with recessed lighting, black Bromic heaters, coordinated roofing, and integrated gutter and drainage connections, this custom outdoor living space combines comfort, functionality, and timeless style for enjoying the backyard in every season.
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Découvrez Le Sommet, un projet résidentiel d’immenses terrains boisés (entre 200 000 et 1 150 000 pieds carrés) avec la plus belle vue panoramique sur les montagnes environnantes et la station de ski Stoneham.
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Offrez-vous un canevas unique à Québec pour édifier votre future résidence!
Timberline Patio CoversTransform your backyard into a year-round outdoor living space with a custom patio cover, TimberTech decking, an outdoor kitchen, and a stone-clad fireplace. The covered structure features a gable roof with four skylights, pine soffit, Doug fir beams, and cedar-wrapped posts, creating a warm, inviting space with natural light and architectural detail.
The TimberTech Terrain decking in Coconut Husk provides a cohesive finish across the deck, fascia, picture-framed stairs, and matching borders. Black surface-mounted picket railings complement the decking and tie together the overall design.
The outdoor kitchen is designed to accommodate a refrigerator, with plans for updated gas and water connections. A custom fireplace featuring Koryak Ridge stacked stone, blue stone accents, and a black fireplace insert creates a natural focal point for relaxing and entertaining.
Finished with recessed lighting, black Bromic heaters, coordinated roofing, and integrated gutter and drainage connections, this custom outdoor living space combines comfort, functionality, and timeless style for enjoying the backyard in every season.
TELFORD+BROWN STUDIO ARCHITECTUREThe Columbia River Gorge offers a dramatic backdrop to this hill-side retreat for a young family. Careful positioning of the plan and windows provide views to Mount Adams and Mount Hood. The home is a linear composition of a two-level volume linked to a single-level guest suite and garage. Each volume was studied and articulated to successfully balance views & privacy.
The first-floor living level spills out to the rugged landscape through glass doors that open to stepped patios of natural basalt. Vast expanses of windows assure a vivid display of seasonal changes from every room. Elements include standing seam metal roofs, dark horizontal cedar siding, and a full height board-formed concrete wall designed to retain the steeply sloped natural terrain. Inside an open floor plan employing high ceilings and materials such as exposed Doug Fir framing, radiant concrete floors and bleached wood ceilings guarantees a modern, timeless look. Incorporating the owner's stock of salvaged wood screens and vintage European light fixtures makes this home truly unique and full of personality.
Archadeck of ChicagolandStunning deck & patio combo features TimberTech Evolutions Terrain decking in Brown Oak. The deck space has plenty of room for dining and includes a buffet table for food and drinks.
The patio features a built-in fire pit and outdoor kitchen that includes an outdoor bar for dining. The kitchen in built with Belgard Weston Wall in Ashbury Haze and includes custom limestone countertops. The Belgard pavers consist of Belgar Lafit Slab pavers in Danville Beige with and Old World Cobble soldiers course in Gastony Tan.
Straight Line LandscapeThis modern home exemplifies the fusion of sleek architecture and the rugged beauty of the Phoenix desert. Its low-profile, flat-roof design complements the surrounding landscape, offering an unobstructed view of the distinctive mountainous terrain. The exterior is marked by a blend of smooth stucco and stone accents, creating a visually striking contrast. The house is positioned to maximize the natural beauty of its setting, with large windows that invite the outside in. The landscaping is minimalist and thoughtful, with native desert flora dotting the property, ensuring low water usage while honoring the natural ecosystem. This home is a testament to modern design that respects and enhances its environment, providing a serene living space that is both luxurious and environmentally conscious.
Timberline Patio CoversTransform your backyard into a year-round outdoor living space with a custom patio cover, TimberTech decking, an outdoor kitchen, and a stone-clad fireplace. The covered structure features a gable roof with four skylights, pine soffit, Doug fir beams, and cedar-wrapped posts, creating a warm, inviting space with natural light and architectural detail.
The TimberTech Terrain decking in Coconut Husk provides a cohesive finish across the deck, fascia, picture-framed stairs, and matching borders. Black surface-mounted picket railings complement the decking and tie together the overall design.
The outdoor kitchen is designed to accommodate a refrigerator, with plans for updated gas and water connections. A custom fireplace featuring Koryak Ridge stacked stone, blue stone accents, and a black fireplace insert creates a natural focal point for relaxing and entertaining.
Finished with recessed lighting, black Bromic heaters, coordinated roofing, and integrated gutter and drainage connections, this custom outdoor living space combines comfort, functionality, and timeless style for enjoying the backyard in every season.
Accent LandscapesThis striking hillside staircase features natural stone treads set into a compacted decomposed granite base—perfectly suited for Colorado’s rugged topography. The natural stone provides durability, slip resistance, and timeless character, creating a trail-like transition from the lower lawn area up to the modern home's entry deck. Minimal disruption to the surrounding native grasses preserves the slope’s natural appearance, while the stairway offers a functional, erosion-resistant solution for elevation changes. This design blends practicality with rustic beauty, showcasing how native materials can create elegant access through steep and dry terrain.
Greey PickettNestled perfectly along a mountainside in the North Scottsdale Estancia Community, with views of Pinnacle Peak, and the Valley below, this landscape design honors the surrounding desert and the contemporary architecture of the home. A meandering driveway ascends the hillside to an auto court area where we placed mature cactus and yucca specimens. In the back, terracing was used to create interest and support from the intense hillside. We brought in mass boulders to retain the slope, while adding to the existing terrain. A succulent garden was placed in the terraced hillside using unique and rare species to enhance the surrounding native desert. A vertical fence of well casing rods was installed to preserve the view, while still securing the property. An infinity edge, glass tile pool is the perfect extension of the contemporary home.
Project Details:
Landscape Architect: Greey|Pickett
Architect: Drewett Works
Contractor: Manship Builders
Interior Designer: David Michael Miller Associates
Photography: Dino Tonn
Hoover Architecture, PLLCInspiration for a large contemporary green two-story wood exterior home remodel in New York with a shed roof
Heslin ConstructionVance Fox
Example of a large mountain style two-story mixed siding exterior home design in San Francisco
Example of a large mountain style two-story mixed siding exterior home design in San Francisco
Eldorado StonePerched high above the desert floor, this exclusive community of homes was designed specifically to take full advantage of close indoor/outdoor relationships, to showcase panoramic views and directional breezes. Adjacent mountains sweep across the site, and varied massing combined with rustic stone and wood beams recall historic European hill-towns. Each of the three plans incorporates multiple courtyards and porticos with a centralized, formal entry experience. The interplay of interior volumes articulates natural light and dramatic textures. Public and private spaces have been carefully zoned, to provide pockets of seclusion, balanced with generous entertainment areas. Inclusion of multiple water features combined with indigenous landscape seamlessly blend with the architecture to create a stunning sense of place among the rugged desert terrain.
Eldorado Stone featured: Veneto Fieldledge
Eldorado Brick featured: Brolio RomaBrick
Architect: Steve Sennikoff
Architecture Firm: Mark Scheurer Architect
Mason: Dan Stringer Masonry
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