Incredible, ground-level deck with curved edges to blend with the natural surroundings in Normandy Park, WA
This truly beautiful deck in Normandy Park, King County, Washington, was an absolute pleasure to work on. Olympic Decks was tasked with creating a ground-level deck that would seamlessly blend into the natural beauty of the homeowner’s backyard. The challenge was to design a space that felt like a natural extension of the greenery without overwhelming the scenic views or altering the tranquil feel of the area.
The homeowners wanted a deck that would integrate smoothly with the soft curves of nature surrounding their property. To achieve this, we opted for a design that avoided harsh lines in favor of gentle, flowing curves that mimic the organic forms found in the backyard. The deck was constructed using high-quality composite materials in a rich, earthy brown shade that complements the natural greenery and the rustic tones of the surrounding garden. This color choice not only blends harmoniously with the outdoor environment but also aligns beautifully with the architectural style of the home, creating a cohesive look that enhances both the structure and the landscape.
While constructing the ground-level deck, we paid meticulous attention to detail, ensuring that every aspect, from the curvature of the edges to the placement of each board, was thoughtfully executed. The deck railings are hidden into the surrounding landscape to add that element of safety without obstructing the view. Doing this also allowed the homeowners to create distinct spaces on the deck for activities like lounging and dining.
The final result was a stunning deck that met all the homeowners’ specifications and more. They were thrilled with the outcome, expressing how the deck provided the perfect balance of function and beauty without taking away from their stunning backyard views. Olympic Decks is proud of this project in Normandy Park. It is always our goal to exceed our clients’ expectations, and we were happy to do just that with this deck project.