The verandah is a lovely place to entertain and enjoy the outdoors. They also increase the living space of your home, increase its value, and protect it from harsh weather and the sun. If you want to upgrade your verandah, we can design the verandahs Melbourne homeowners can be proud of. Continue reading if you want to add a verandah or improve the one you already have. With these five trendy verandah designs, you’ll be ready to renovate in no time.
Roof Louvre – Opening and Closing Design
The open and closing louvre roof designs, formerly known as “Vergola verandahs,” are used to control shade, sun, and rain. They get their name from their resemblance to pergolas. Open verandah designs simply provide you with more options by allowing you to control your environment through the patio area or your home’s windows. A louvre roof’s roof can be fully, partially, or completely open. Louvre verandahs help bring the outside in by allowing light and sun into your home on those sunny winter days.
Large Verandahs
Verandahs that extend the length of your home not only look great, but they also significantly increase your home’s square footage. This means that the value of your home will rise as well. Some popular large verandah designs include a side verandah that extends to a backyard deck or pool. Colorbond or aluminium frames are excellent choices for added visual appeal and low maintenance durability. A backyard verandah that extends directly into the yard or pool area provides the ideal entertaining space for a grill, outdoor kitchen, lounge, and play.
Outdoor Rooms
Depending on your needs, outdoor rooms can be connected to your home or located elsewhere. For example, next to your outdoor pool. They offer a place to relax and entertain just feet from the water and sun, and may include kitchens, BBQ areas, or an outdoor bar. They may include walls, doors, and windows as an outdoor room to make the space more intimate and cosier. You can also add a trendy outdoor kitchen and never have to go inside again. There’s no need to be concerned about tracking in food, water, or dirt.
Gabled and Curved Verandahs
Verandahs with gabled roofs are popular right now. The look is unique and modern, and it will go with almost any home style. It also has the ability to keep the area free of posts. Gabled and curved roofs keep the veranda clean and protect it from direct sunlight. Polycarbonate roof options are available for both roof types for increased light. They also make a room appear and feel larger. This design will undoubtedly turn the heads of your neighbours.
Verandah Insulation
Insulating your verandah will attract more buyers, particularly those who want to be outside during the cooler seasons and appreciate the area’s usability during the winters. An insulated verandah has insulated roofing that not only keeps the space warm and the verandah safe, but also gives it a sleek and modern appearance. Install lights, fans, and heaters to create the ideal outdoor atmosphere. Roof styles for insulated verandas can be flat or gable.
