Deck



Contemporary Deck by Sonoma Architects & Designers Amy A. Alper
Industrial Deck by Seattle Landscape Architects & Designers Banyon Tree Design Studio
Contemporary Deck by Sydney Landscape Contractors On Common Ground Landscapes
Contemporary Deck by Southport Architects & Designers Austin Patterson Disston Architects
Contemporary Deck by San Francisco Landscape Architects & Designers Paul English Landscaping
Midcentury Deck by San Francisco Architects & Designers yamamar design
Contemporary Deck by Sydney Landscape Architects & Designers Outhouse Design
Traditional Deck by Durham Photographers Steven Paul Whitsitt Photography
Modern Deck by Winter Park Landscape Architects & Designers Evergreen Consulting / 4EGC
Traditional Deck by Nashville Interior Designers & Decorators Hunter Design
Contemporary Deck
Contemporary Deck by San Francisco Landscape Architects & Designers Paul English Landscaping
Modern Deck by New York Architects & Designers Incorporated
Traditional Deck by St Louis Design-Build Firms Riggs Construction & Design
Traditional Deck by Austin Architects & Designers austin outdoor design
Traditional Deck by Flanders Landscape Architects & Designers Edward Clark Landscape Architect, LLC
Traditional Deck by Seattle Photographers seattlehometours.com
Modern Deck by Dallas Landscape Architects & Designers David Rolston Landscape Architects
Traditional Deck by Cumming Decks, Patios & Outdoor Enclosures Atlanta Decking & Fence Co., Inc.
Modern Deck by Toronto Architects & Designers Affecting Spaces
Transitional Deck by Portland Landscape Contractors Paradise Restored Landscaping & Exterior Design
Contemporary Deck by Calgary Interior Designers & Decorators Cat Hackman
Contemporary Deck by Portland Architects & Designers PLATFORM design studio
Contemporary Deck by Tel Aviv Photographers Yaniv Schwartz - Photographer
Modern Deck by Other Metro Architects & Designers Andre laurent
Traditional Deck by Chicago Interior Designers & Decorators MB DESIGN & BUILD
Rustic Deck by New York Interior Designers & Decorators Thom Filicia Inc.
Contemporary Deck by Eugene Home Builders Six Degrees Construction
Contemporary Deck by Seattle General Contractors Thomas Jacobson Construction, Inc
Traditional Deck by New York Landscape Architects & Designers Jeffrey Erb Landscape Design
Traditional Deck by Farmington Decks, Patios & Outdoor Enclosures Legacy Decks
Traditional Deck by Chicago Home Media Design & Installation Tech Tonic LLC
Contemporary Deck by Other Metro Architects & Designers Shirley Wayne Architect Cape Town


As one of the primary outdoor entertaining spaces, your deck is the go-to spot for hosting family and friends. Since it’s an extension of the indoor living space, it’s the best place to hold that summer barbecue or birthday party — just add a grill, good food, comfortable patio furniture and, of course, nice weather. While it’s great for parties, its breathtaking views and breezy locale make it a top-notch relaxation spot too. Regardless of its function, a deck is the perfect addition to any family home. 

When you get ready to build a deck, do your homework on the material options. Keep in mind price, appearance and overall maintenance when making your decision. Once you settle on your material, start thinking about the shape and elevation of the space. Do you want a raised deck or just a platform? Do you want it covered or uncovered? Think about what is safe and practical for your family. Finally, make it feel like home by investing in high-quality outdoor furniture and fun decor.  

What deck material should I use?

When deciding on a material, think about how much time and money you want to invest. Wood looks more natural, but it needs to be stained and weatherproofed frequently. On the other hand, composite is easier to care for but might not look as authentic. Plastic is a cheaper alternative, while aluminum is unique but also more expensive. In the end, budget and care are important, but be sure your final choice blends well with your home’s current style as well.

What deck style works for my space?

Your outdoor space is easy to customize, so consider all your options before going forward. A raised deck often includes an outdoor staircase, which helps with backyard access, and it can either be covered or uncovered. A platform is placed on or just off the ground, while a multilevel space takes a little from both. You can even opt for a freestanding platform, which is placed out in the yard and not attached to the house. 

How should I decorate my deck?

Once the construction decisions are done, it’s time to decorate! Comfortable patio furniture is what makes your outdoor space relaxing, so be sure you invest in a nice set. Include an umbrella and outdoor dining set for easy al fresco dining, and buy a weatherproof sofa and several chaise lounges for ultimate relaxation. And since your outdoor room is great for those cool summer nights, don’t forget about proper lighting. 
Contemporary Deck by San Diego Design-Build Firms Jackson Design & Remodeling

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