Here is a sneak peek at an incredible assortment of high-end design elements combined to create a striking, one-of-a-kind, handcrafted outdoor kitchen. From book-matched granite to hand-milled local Cypress great attention is in the details. We at Revival Timberworks work closely with our client to give them what they want, a backyard living space they can share with their family and friends. For entertaining or purely relaxing, when said and done this space will be all of that and more.
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Showing posts with label Outdoor Kitchens. Show all posts
Incredible Custom Design Elements
Here is a sneak peek at an incredible assortment of high-end design elements combined to create a striking, one-of-a-kind, handcrafted outdoor kitchen. From book-matched granite to hand-milled local Cypress great attention is in the details. We at Revival Timberworks work closely with our client to give them what they want, a backyard living space they can share with their family and friends. For entertaining or purely relaxing, when said and done this space will be all of that and more.
A Dutch Gable Pavilion
A fresh new RT custom design. We are working closely with the customer to wrap up all the final design decisions, making their dreams their backyard reality. Think Brazilian granite and old St. Louis brick.
The final touches
This is a long overdue post on one of my favorite projects to date. A pavilion and roofed pergola built for Mr. and Mrs. Hukins complete with landscaping and pool.
Copper gutters and rain chains with scroll brackets
The custom cypress gate made with 3" thick slabs feels like a castle door when you open it. Gas lanterns light the entryway at night
Water fountains with fire in the middle really add to the pool.
This corner turned into one of my favorite spots as the project took shape.
A river rock drainage trench catches water from the rain chains and diverts it to the landscape.
We used a white tadelakt plaster to make a transition from new brick to old brick.
A big thanks goes out to all those that helped make this project so amazing.
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