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Portico:
A modern design was preferred for portico.
A grill (opaque or dark glass can be made if desired) on the upper part,
consisting of dark walnut wooden element and carrier, on two columns with natural stone coating in front.
I also designed a wooden flower pot on both sides.
The door and shutters of the house will also be painted in dark walnut color.
Pergola:
For the pergola, I looked at the questions, discussions and what you want, but
I chose a different place. because I did not want to spoil the iconic and classic design of your home and the façade.
Also your garden is big enough, I thought it should be evaluated better.
because the pergola you want is small and even a 6-person garden table would not fit.
Therefore, as you can see in the images, I designed a pergola measuring 35x13.6 feet (10,50x4,08 m) on the left side of your garden,
in the same materials as the portico, with a cooking zone inside.
Landscape Floors:
my main elements are basalt sheet and white decorative pebble, I created 3 different designs.
In order to provide a transition between the hard floor and the grass floor at your garden entrance,
I also considered the budget and created a walkway between the broken natural stone and marble pieces between the decorative gravel.
I designed the parts from the garage door and garden entrance and pergola to the entrance of the house from basalt plate and gravel.
I designed the path from the pergola to the garden entrance from the basalt plate on the lawn.
Plants:
As the basic landscape plant, Dwarf Pandanus; It has been used in grass and soil so as not to cover the landscape.
There is no tree in the front facade.
Lighting:
Shorter tall minimal elements were preferred for garden lighting.
Wall-type sconces of the same design are also used in portico and pergola.