Boulder, CO, at the foothills of the Rocky Mountains, is one of the most vibrant art communities in the U.S.. Featuring more than a dozen art galleries and several museums, homeowners in this traditional housing area are intent on modernizing their homes and landscapes to take on new styles in architecture.
The homeowner of this large, 1950s, remodeled brick home in Denver was searching for a quality pergola installation for their spacious L-shaped patio. The pergola had to be L-shaped to match the backyard area of installation and complement the patio and pool area. The goal of this homeowner was to have a three-season room with easy electrical access for an outdoor kitchen and grilling area as well as space for lounging and to accommodate office work out on the patio. They wanted extra lighting by the grill and to have electricity where there normally would not be access.
This was a pretty straightforward installation, although with somewhat limited space, with the pergola installation required over a long, narrow stretch of patio right outside the detached garage. Right next to the patio was a pristine putting green, so the pergola columns had to be installed at the very edge of the patio so as not to disturb the beautiful yard and personal golf space.
