Interesting "bar" that connects through the window to the inside there. Also the roof/ ceiling relationship between the porch and the interior space.
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Interesting "roof" material. I suspect something like this wouldn't fare well in our climate, but might be worth considering.
Also, I like the arrangement of benches around the central space (although in a driving rain those wouldn't stay dry).
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Outdoor shower.
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Cool idea for creating an outdoor room on a sloping site.
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Interesting sequence of cascading levels outside, for sloping site
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Rustic feel, integration of plants.
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Even though these aren't my typical preferred materials, I like the creativity and mixture of shapes and colors. Also the canvas roof...
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I just like the feel of this space: inviting, lived-in, sense of openness and closure mixed together
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Bar as functional element.
This would be easy for me to build and I will have plenty of natural-cut boards like that (walnut, elm)
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Sense of nature integrated into living space
Good use of space (built in bench could also double as storage unit)
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Visual aesthetic. Cool ceiling!
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Fireplace, sense of space & movement going on with the ceiling/ roof
Visual integration of green trees and building
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Fireplace, overall scale
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Materials, lines
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Bench seating
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Suspended couch-thingy is cool! (And potentially this could be built to be raised up out of the way to turn the space into a dance floor...)
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Fireplace
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Appearance resulting from materials and light. From a practical standpoint I'd like more rain protection but this looks cool...
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Materials, textured feel. Rustic quality
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Overall aesthetic: combination of materials and textures, sculptural quality, integration of porch with roof shapes, flaring slopes on dormers, bungalow-style pillars.
I would prefer it if all three dormers were the same size. The one on the left looks a bit top-heavy.
Porch column details
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