Patio Design Ideas with Tile and a Gazebo/Cabana
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Kathryn MacDonald Photography
Outdoor entertaining at its elegant best. A pergola designates the dining space of the patio and allows for overhead lighting and electricity. Photography by www.macdonaldphoto.com. Interior design by Marie Christine Design of NYC.
The Design Studio of Wendy Harper
The Entertainer's Gazebo.
The Entertainer's Gazebo features a wood gazebo with a tile roof to match the architecture, an outdoor kitchen (barbecue, side burner, refrigerator, icemaker and custom sink/drinkwell), outdoor wood burning/gas fireplace, custom wood burning pizza oven, flat screen television).
Stereo/mono speakers are spaced throughout the yard. Gas heaters are mounted in the gazebo, as well as, a center light/fan.
The paving is Terra-cotta tile with a different hand-painted Mexican tile on each step riser face.
The fireplace is gas with a custom fire screen. Its finish is smooth stucco w/ inset decorative hand-painted Mexican tiles. The fireplace is Rumford design for maximum outdoor heating and draw.
Photographer: Riley Jamison
Realtor: Tim Freund,
website: tim@1000oaksrealestate.com
OMNIA Group Architects
What happens when everything and everyone comes together? This project, an outdoor living and entertainment environment anchored by an OMNIA Group Architects designed poolhouse, is a perfect example of synergy of client and a team of skilled and talented professionals and craftsman. It started with a sophisticated client looking to put in a pool - but they wanted something special and the form they decided on was a beautiful shape which blended the shapes of their land, the sun and the existing house structure (also designed by OMNIA Group Architects.) The client had toyed with the idea of a cabana / pool house of some sort and contacted us to design it. We worked together to create an indoor - outdoor experience of infinite flexibility. Featuring folding walls of glass (www.nanawall.com) this wood and stone and stucco structure seamlessly blends formality and a sleek nature inspired modern character. This essence is enhanced by neutral hues which reflect the colors of the home and the pool decking. These neutrals are punctuated by natural wood browns and subtle greens on the cabinetry. The poolhouse is comprised of an encloseable dining space, an arbor capped living space which features a fireplace for cooler fall nights, a dressing area with washer dryer and ingenious OMNIA Group Architects designed cabinetry for towels and storage and finally a cool simple powder room. A typical example of the melding of features is how the vertical grain of the grass colored bamboo bar cabinet doors mimic the tall modern grasses specified by the landscape designer, Landscape Design Group. The pool was designed and built by Armond Pools. THe project is located in Skippack, Pennsylvania.
KB Design Firm
Custom KB Design | This outdoor living space was inspired by a vacation spot bringing the ultimate relaxation home to enjoy on a daily basis. Custom shutters are functional to provide a private cozy oasis or keep them open to enjoy the lush landscaping backdrop. A customized bar is a perfect finishing touch for family enjoyment.
Bergen Brick Stone & Tile Company
Patio area using the Aspen Modular Collection in Rock Grey color from Mountain Hardscaping's Outdoor Porcelain Tile Collection.
Gayler Design Build
A skillful blend of materials and design elements came together harmoniously in this project. The flooring, laid in a classic Versailles pattern, found its perfect complement in the quartzite ledge stone cladding that adorns the BBQ and fireplace. An ultra-modern linear fireplace served as an ideal backdrop for a generously sized television installation. To infuse a touch of contemporary elegance, the rear end of the structure featured tasteful wood paneling, creating a pleasing contrast with the abundant stone textures.
OMNIA Group Architects
What happens when everything and everyone comes together? This project, an outdoor living and entertainment environment anchored by an OMNIA Group Architects designed poolhouse, is a perfect example of synergy of client and a team of skilled and talented professionals and craftsman. It started with a sophisticated client looking to put in a pool - but they wanted something special and the form they decided on was a beautiful shape which blended the shapes of their land, the sun and the existing house structure (also designed by OMNIA Group Architects.) The client had toyed with the idea of a cabana / pool house of some sort and contacted us to design it. We worked together to create an indoor - outdoor experience of infinite flexibility. Featuring folding walls of glass (www.nanawall.com) this wood and stone and stucco structure seamlessly blends formality and a sleek nature inspired modern character. This essence is enhanced by neutral hues which reflect the colors of the home and the pool decking. These neutrals are punctuated by natural wood browns and subtle greens on the cabinetry. The poolhouse is comprised of an encloseable dining space, an arbor capped living space which features a fireplace for cooler fall nights, a dressing area with washer dryer and ingenious OMNIA Group Architects designed cabinetry for towels and storage and finally a cool simple powder room. A typical example of the melding of features is how the vertical grain of the grass colored bamboo bar cabinet doors mimic the tall modern grasses specified by the landscape designer, Landscape Design Group. The pool was designed and built by Armond Pools. THe project is located in Skippack, Pennsylvania.
Patio Design Ideas with Tile and a Gazebo/Cabana
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