Deck

Cantabria Tub

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Like the railing, planters. Hidden fastening system and the border to the main decking.

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Led Strip under railings for lighting

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White cable railing with posts. Possibly add lights to end of posts.

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French Doors to replace the sliding.

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Azek Deck with Rail Lighting

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Azek Slate Gray Boards. not sure we want grey anymore

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Deck transiting to patio and lighting

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rail lighting looks nice

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Rail Lighting with Azek decking

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Patio fits in New England Landscape and also at base of deck.

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Adding a fire pit and paver patio at ground level helps extend the deck to backyard

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French slider doors and door framing. Probably too large for our back.

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French Slider doors. Probably too large.

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Corner sectional is good use of space and makes space very comfortable.

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Planters add a nice brace to levels

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Cabinet Space and dual level layout

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Unfortunately we don't have enough room to place spa below like this but the integration of stone patio at base of deck is nice.

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Spa placed on the edge of deck

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Our spa again. 9' x 7'7" x 38". Weight (Dry) - 1,461 lbs. Weight (Filled) - 7,448 lbs. Manual - https://caldera-spas.s3.amazonaws.com/media/medialibrary/2012/10/2012-Utopia-Series-Owners-Manual1.pdf

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This is the spa we are purchasing.

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Design of railing and integration with trees in background

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Multiple levels. Not a huge fan of the wasted space on the deck level or circular design

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Like the way the hot tub is integrated into deck but is also serviceable from below. Cable Rail with Trek Cap. This is nice for long term maintenance

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Like the transition from first to second level.

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Fiberon but looks real. Lighting on steps and transition from first to second level.

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