A grey composite deck running the full width of a new-build house, stepping down to a new lawn edged in stone, with a horizontal cedar batten screen and young staked trees along the boundary.

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A Composite Deck and New Lawn at a New-Build Home

A grey composite deck run the full width of a new-build house, stepping down to a new lawn, with a batten-screen boundary and a covered hot tub at one end.

A new-build garden usually arrives as a rectangle of builder's turf and a fence. The house is finished and the garden is not, and the two do not yet look as though they belong to each other.

Here the deck does the joining. Grey composite boards run the full width of the elevation, wide enough for a table at one end and a covered hot tub at the other, and step down cleanly onto a new lawn edged in stone.

Along the boundary, a horizontal cedar batten screen replaces the fence you would otherwise be looking at, with young trees staked and new shrubs planted behind it. As the planting establishes it will soften that line.

The finished space

A closer look

A covered hot tub and a black cantilever parasol at one end of the composite deck, against the red-brick elevation of the house.
The hot tub end of the deck, under a cantilever parasol.
The composite deck seen from the doorway, falling gently to the lawn, with a horizontal batten screen and a matching timber gate along the boundary.
From the doorway: the deck's fall to the lawn, and the batten screen behind it.

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