Pergolas
An open frame that turns harsh sun into shifting light and gives a corner of the terrace its own identity, without closing it in.
- Timber or metal frames
- Slatted or covered roofs
- Climbers and hanging planters
TERRACE GARDEN INDIAEST. 1995
TIMBER · GLASS · OPEN SKY
Shape an outdoor room with the right balance of open sky, shade and shelter. From a timber pergola to an enclosed glass lounge, every structure is planned around your terrace and the way you gather.
Plan your pergola →THREE WAYS TO SHELTER
Every terrace asks for something different. Some want dappled shade, some want a room of their own, and some want a front-row seat to the view.
An open frame that turns harsh sun into shifting light and gives a corner of the terrace its own identity, without closing it in.
A compact, enclosed room on the terrace for work, play or quiet evenings. A usable space that stays separate from the weather.
Glass walls keep the view and the daylight while you stay sheltered. A bright room that opens out toward the garden.
BUILT FOR THE WEATHER
A good shelter earns its place on the terrace by handling the weather gracefully. These are the things we plan before anything is built.
We study how the sun moves across your terrace, so shade lands where you sit and light still reaches the plants.
Structures are planned with exposure in mind, from the wind on a high terrace to the way rain is carried away.
Timber, metal and glass are chosen to suit the climate and to age well, not only to look good on day one.
Warm, layered lighting turns the structure into a glowing room as soon as the sun goes down.
Climbers, hanging baskets and planters soften the frame and bring the garden up to the roofline.
Seating, tables and walkways are drawn together with the structure, so the space is comfortable from the first evening.
FROM FIRST VISIT TO FIRST EVENING
We walk the terrace, note the sun, wind, views and access, and talk through how you want to use the space.
A layout takes shape: where the structure sits, how people move, and where the shade needs to fall.
Timber, metal, glass, lighting and planting are chosen together so every detail feels like one design.
Our team builds, finishes and hands over the space, with guidance on keeping it looking its best.
FROM OUR WORK
A look at pergolas, patio cabins and glass lounges we have planned and built. Tap any photo to enlarge.
GOOD TO KNOW
The things people usually ask before they decide what to build.
Ask us directly →A pergola is an open frame that gives partial shade. A patio cabin is an enclosed room on the terrace. A glass lounge is an enclosed room with large glazing, so you keep the view and the daylight. We can help you decide which suits your terrace and how you plan to use it.
In many cases, yes. Placement, fixing points and the building itself need to be checked first, so we review the site before proposing a layout.
Yes. Planters, climbers and hanging baskets are planned as part of the design, so the structure and the greenery work together.
Lighting and power points are planned together with the structure, so wiring stays neat and the evening glow is built in rather than added later.
READY WHEN YOU ARE
Share the location, the view and how you imagine using the space. We will come back with a practical next step.
Start your project →See how we work ↗