Connected to the house
A wall-mounted arrangement places the shaded area beside the interior living space. The attachment, doors, roofline and water management all belong in the site review for this kind of layout.
Room for everyday life
A wall-mounted pergola creates a defined terrace directly beside the home.
- Decopatio scope
- 18 × 13 ft wall-mounted pergola, slatted side panel and LED lighting
- Setting
- Private residence · Backyard terrace
A place between the house and garden.
The Miramar pergola extends out from the home, making the terrace feel like a natural next room. Its charcoal frame contrasts with the light house walls and the green planting around the patio.
The published project describes an 18-by-13-foot wall-mounted structure with a slatted side panel and LED lighting. Overhead louvers define the roof plane; the side slats add another layer to the space without turning it into a closed room.
Below the pergola, the visual pattern of pale paving and green joints continues the lines of the structure. The combination shows how a restrained frame can sit comfortably within a leafy residential backyard.
The details that shape the space.
A side with more definition
The slatted panel changes the experience along one edge. It gives the seating area a backdrop while keeping a rhythm of openings toward the garden.
Prepared for the evening
LED lighting is part of the published pergola installation. Including power and lighting in the original plan keeps the overhead structure visually simple.
For a terrace close to the house, think in three directions: shade above, the view ahead and the amount of openness you want to either side.
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