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Fences & Gates

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W here can I get a gate like this? Beautiful!

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Marianne Lipanovich
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What to Know About Adding a New Gate

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That screen! Beautiful.

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Another shot of the colorful glass insert idea.

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Fence itself is nice - don’t love the gate.

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A bit more traditional but like the change from bottom to top to make it more open higher up, and the post caps.

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Intriguing - incorporate glass or other material panels for color and a unique effect.

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White stone pillars with white fence.

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Very interesting and unique design - looks a bit like tree branches; very natural look for being metal.

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Super cool design; assume has to be metal though…

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Cool design with the wave in the rails.

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Unique design

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Interesting design element but what does it look like on the other side?

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Love this - very close to what I had in mind before even looking at pictures. White or cedar/red stain; whatever is easiest for maintenance and better for environment.

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Square lattice look with decorative post caps.

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Square lattice may provide a unique design option that still allows for the framed panel look I like but is more open.

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Do we want something more open like this or something more private?

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Love how the railings are constructed of two narrow boards

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Love the insert in the gate door

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Mix of stone and wood

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I DON’T like this one - it looks unfinished. More drawn to the pics of fences with framed sections.

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How high would we want the fence and gate to go?

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Clean lines, multi-size boards add interest, framed panels, red cedar keeping it warm and natural.

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Clean lines and framing to finish it off.

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Vertical boards w/color variation surrounded by a built frame/border to create panels - beautiful.

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Love the (I think) horizontal shadow-box effect here.

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Unusual square pattern adds interest; cedar wood keeps it looking natural.

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Varying width of the boards adds interest; light color blends well with house.

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Similar to another saved pic with the narrow boards and semi-sheer feel.

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The very narrow boards and shadowy, quasi-sheer feel of this fence is very cool. Could see this working really well in a red cedar.

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Like how the disruptions in the lines of the fence create architectural interest. Not sure how I feel about how random they are though.

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Rustic but cool design

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Stone pillars anchoring a gate lend elegance but keep things natural - could see this working well with gray/blue stone pillars and a red cedar gate that would fade to gray over time.

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The botanical element (but not the black iron)

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