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Screening views was the big challenge as this lot backs up to three other rear yards. "The homeowner wanted to hide the roof lines without making the yard feel small", says designer Scott Cohen. "The solution was to extend the pergola into a trellis that framed the back of the pool. The added texture provide the screening we wanted, and the yard feels private, lush and textured."
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