Small decks can feel more cramped if surrounded by heavy railings. Instead, choose a style that appears light and open, like the cable railing surrounding this deck. It seems to disappear from view, expanding the perceived deck boundary and allowing one’s gaze to move out to the garden.
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In Vancouver, large scale doors connect indoors with outdoors.
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A leafy but low-key spot for a chat with a feature tree anchoring the space.
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Look at the size of that door!
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The rear deck is a sunny spot to gather in the cooler months.
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Leaving the tree in place meant it became a feature.
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Curves in all the right places.
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Small, but perfectly formed
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Light and lovely, with louvres for privacy or to keep out the wind.
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ransparent roof sheeting allows this deck to bask in natural light.
Small decks can feel more cramped if surrounded by heavy railings. Instead, choose a style that appears light and open, like the cable railing surrounding this deck. It seems to disappear from view, expanding the perceived deck boundary and allowing one’s gaze to move out to the garden.
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