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White Pergola X follows the curves and angles of this classic home, wrapping the pool terrace in several connected zones. It covers a lounge, a dining area and the doorways between them, so every room opens onto shade. At dusk the built-in lights turn the louvers into a lantern over the pool.
Two towering palms already defined this backyard, so we designed around them. A bronze Pergola X steps around the trunks to cover a dining area, an outdoor kitchen and a stone fireplace with a TV. Recessed lights, a ceiling fan and heaters are built into the frame, so the space works from a hot afternoon by the pool to a cool evening by the fire.
This mid-century home has a strong, angled roofline, and the pergola follows it. Two black Pergola X zones meet at an angle around a paver courtyard, sheltering a lounge on one side and a rustic outdoor kitchen on the other. From above the louvers read as part of the house; underneath, they open to the trees and keep the courtyard bright.
On a hilltop with views across the valley, we placed freestanding black pergolas where people gather: over a long outdoor kitchen and dining table, and over a backlit bar beside the pool. The louvers open to the sunset or close for midday shade, and recessed lights carry the terrace well into the evening.
A white Pergola X frame with warm woodgrain louvers gives this backyard the look of natural wood without its upkeep. It shelters a full outdoor kitchen with a herringbone-tiled island and links the house to a lap pool with water features, all lit for evenings outside.
Covered patios that seat guests in sun, wind and rain, and open to the sky on a clear night.
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