Housetrends Cleveland June - July 2014

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Decking detailsEveryone agreed that they liked the

footprint of the existing deck, but it

was not in great shape, and didnt

match the home very well, so a new

deck was installed using Ipe hardwood.

Dangelo suggested under-mounting

all the decking screws for a complete-

ly seamless look. White deck railing

brought the design together, and a

pergola was added, along with outdoor

fans and lighting to define the space. A

relaxing Jacuzzi was the finishing touch

for this phase.

The homeowner says she was elated

with the finished result because it was

very important to her to create defin-

ing areas within the space. It allows

you to enjoy the space wherever you

are, she says. We can enjoy drinks on

the little cozy couch under the pergola

and it doesnt feel too big. However,

the space also allows enough room for

the family to host large events. Weve

hosted a wedding with 150 people here,

and because the space is designed so

you can have your privacy, but also able

to accommodate a large group, it was

perfect.

5The bar is a good example of an inti-mate space where people can gather dur-

ing a get-together, yet not be far from theaction in the other areas.

Wevehosteda wedding with

150 people here,

and because the

space is designed

so you can have

your privacy,

but also able to

accommodate a

large group, it was

perfect.


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SPECIAL SECTION

Patio is

Picture PerfectOutdoor entertaining area shines in Central Ohio

BY JENNIFER L. K. ATKINS | PHOTOS BY RANDY FATH

Sam has an amazing viewfrom the back of his house

a picturesque pastoral

scene with the Ohio hills

rolling on into the distance.

It seems appropriate that

he has created an equal-

ly dramatic outdoor living

space against that back-drop. We wanted a place

where we could entertain

guests, where the kids

would bring friends over,

basically social outdoor liv-

ing, explained Sam.

Jason Chupp of Grandview Land-

scaping created a series of retainingwalls that cascade down from bothsides of the house to wrap aroundthe patio, using Unilock concrete pav-ers to replicate the feeling of stone. Abold contrasting line of accent paversruns across the top of the antique-tex-tured walls. This is a recurring themethroughout the design, including thecustom bar topped with granite builtbeneath the porch. Four bar-heightswivel chairs are a modern take on

a classic Adirondack design, featur-ing wide slats rounded at the top andSailcloth Shell cushions for comfort.

Keim Concrete customized all ofthe stamped concrete for the project,using four different patterns, but relat-ed colors to tie together the variousspaces while also making them dis-tinct. Beneath the porch, the concreteresembles seamless brown Travertinestone. Rich in texture, the concretefor the main patio was stamped to

replicate the random shapes and sizesof Arizona Flagstone and then hand-stained in field colors.


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OPPOSITE: SHELTERED BENEATH THE PORCH, THE GRANITE-TOPPED BAR HAS PLENTY OF STORAGE AND GENEROUS SEATING.

ABOVE: THE VICTORIA PAVILION SHELTERS GUESTS FROM THE ELEMENTS AS THEY LOUNGE IN THE WARMTH OF THE FIRE AND THE

BEAUTY OF THE OUTDOORS. BELOW: THE RELAXING SOUNDS OF THE WATERFALL SET THE TONE FOR THE WHOLE PATIO.


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Grandview Landscaping installedone of their signature water featuresto meander along the right side of thehouse. Bound by field stones, the waterruns to a pleasing waterfall, tumblingonto more natural rock. The water isthen pumped back to the top, creatinga pool-less fountain eliminating themaintenance hassle of standing water.

The 16x16 Victoria pavilion thatshelters the custom fireplace was strate-gically placed right next to the waterfall.The whole combination of water andfire together is soothing, says Sam. Theclassic roof is supported by four col-umns made of wood wrapped in whitevinyl. I really wanted the structure tobe maintenance free, explained Sam.

Constructed from the same replicastone as the walls, the fireplace takesup the black line motif repeating it toaccent the textured hearth and mantel.Convenient nooks keep wood dry andat hand. Grandview also created a sim-ple yet striking black square above thehearth, mirroring the deep cushionedClassic Terrace seating in black around

the fireplace. It looks like nice livingroom furniture, but its made fromrecycled milk jugs. It wont fade; andcan be left outside all year, explainedSam. Looking for a green option, hepurchased everything from BerlinGardens line of poly lumber furniture.The chairs are upholstered in a black,white and beige stripe pattern. TheseFoster Classic Stripes are repeated inthe throw cushions on the SailclothShell cushions of the sofa, interspersedwith others in Canvas Heather Beige.

Also made from poly lumber, thedining set to the right of the pavilioncan also weather Ohios severe winters.Four side chairs are paired with twoswivel rocker chairs at the head andfoot of the rectangular dining table.Picking up the black line motif, thedining pieces are grey with contrastingblack accents and Foster Classic stripedcushions. Set against the nearby wall, ablack buffet table makes serving easy.

We love the color, the construc-tioneverything! It turned out evenbetter than we could have expected,smiled Sam.

SourcesLANDSCAPING:Plants and waterfall;Walls, fireplace (Unilock); estate wall inSierra with il campo black accent pav-ers by GRANDVIEW LANDSCAPING(HOLMESVILLE, OH)

CUSTOM CONCRETE: All flatworkdone with Brownstone hardener;Under the deck: Seamless TravertineStamp (Chocolate release); Underpavilion: rotating Ashlar Bluestonestamp (Dark Grey release); Main Patio:Arizona Flagstone stamp (Dark Greyrelease); Borders: Seamless RomanSlate with dark grey hardener & DarkGrey release by KEIM CONCRETE(WOOSTER, OH)

VICTORIA 16X16 VINYL PAVILION

AND FURNITURE: Comfo-Back swivelbar chairs in black with Sailcloth ShellSunbrella cushions; Classic Terrace

Deep Seating collection: Club chairs,swivel rockers and sofa in black withFoster Classic Stripes, Sailcloth Shelland Canvas Heather Beige cushions;Dining Set: 44x72 Garden Classictable, Comfo-Back side & swivel chairsin gray and black, manufactured byBERLIN GARDENSand purchasedfrom KAUFFMAN LAWN FURNITURE(BERLIN, OH)

TOP LEFT: THE VIEW OF PASTORAL OHIO

FROM THE PATIO IS PICTURE PERFECT.

LEFT: WITH A GRAND PLAN FOR SOCIAL

OUTDOOR LIVING, THE HOMEOWNERS

HAVE CREATED MULTIPLE AREAS FOR

ENTERTAINING GUESTS, EACH WITH

THEIR OWN CHARACTER. ABOVE: THE

BUFFET STANDS OUT FROM THE BACK-

GROUND OF CASCADING SERIES OF

RETAINING WALLS AND LANDSCAPING

BEDS.


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