Photo: Jean Allsopp; Designer: Kelly McCombs
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Sensuous, rounded arms on the chairs and sofa contrast with simple, linear porch railings. The furniture's floral pattern makes this lower deck an inviting gathering spot year-round. The stainless-steel railings capped in cedar coordinate with a semitransparent stain on the decking. Nearby, an outdoor shower delivers for a quick rinse after a day of surfing the area's celebrated waves.
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