Eclectic Patio Design Ideas with Stamped Concrete
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Archadeck of Northeast Dallas
Our clients had a small, builder-grade covered patio at their back door. They wanted a larger covered space with room for dining outdoors and a special area for the therapeutic hot tub they were ready to add.
Archadeck didn’t need to extend too far out into the yard to create a substantially larger covered space. The main patio extension coming straight out from the original is covered by a gable roof, letting in lots of light. To the side of that, we created another patio extension along the back of the house for the hot tub. We designed a shed roof for the hot tub area.
Archadeck of Northeast DallasThe patio roof’s shingles match those of the home. The beautiful, tongue-and-groove wood ceiling features recessed lighting and four ceiling fans. An area this large needs more than the customary one or two ceiling fans. Notice that a portion of this patio is not covered. The homeowners can enjoy sitting in the sunshine on cooler days, and they have the option to sit out under the stars at night. Most of the supporting posts are designed as columns wrapped in cedar, while two in the outdoor kitchen area are wrapped in stone to match the kitchen and fireplace stonework.
Archadeck of Northeast Dallas
Our clients had a small, builder-grade covered patio at their back door. They wanted a larger covered space with room for dining outdoors and a special area for the therapeutic hot tub they were ready to add.
Archadeck didn’t need to extend too far out into the yard to create a substantially larger covered space. The main patio extension coming straight out from the original is covered by a gable roof, letting in lots of light. To the side of that, we created another patio extension along the back of the house for the hot tub. We designed a shed roof for the hot tub area.
Archadeck of Northeast DallasWe extended the client's existing patio using supportive brick columns. The columns were built using the same Meridian Burlington Antique brick of that on the home’s facade. We also matched the hip roof addition for the covered patio to the shingles and style used on the home. The addition of the columns and roof make the extension structurally sound and ties the extension into the home with that always been there appeal Archadeck is known for.
Archadeck of Northeast Dallas
Our clients had a small, builder-grade covered patio at their back door. They wanted a larger covered space with room for dining outdoors and a special area for the therapeutic hot tub they were ready to add.
Archadeck didn’t need to extend too far out into the yard to create a substantially larger covered space. The main patio extension coming straight out from the original is covered by a gable roof, letting in lots of light. To the side of that, we created another patio extension along the back of the house for the hot tub. We designed a shed roof for the hot tub area.
Archadeck of Northeast DallasWe extended the client's existing patio using supportive brick columns. The columns were built using the same Meridian Burlington Antique brick of that on the home’s facade. We also matched the hip roof addition for the covered patio to the shingles and style used on the home. The addition of the columns and roof make the extension structurally sound and ties the extension into the home with that always been there appeal Archadeck is known for.
Archadeck of Northeast DallasCustom outdoor fire feature and seating wall Argyle TX multi-faceted outdoor living space that also includes a custom sunroom with outdoor kitchen by Archadeck of Northeast Dallas.
Eclectic Patio Design Ideas with Stamped Concrete
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