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HGTV Dream Home 2011: Terrace Pictures

November 25, 2014
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Slate, trimmed in irregular shapes, paves the lower level's terrace, designed to accommodate guests with a grilling station, hot tub and outdoor dining table.

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A marble-topped, cast-aluminum table is ideal for spring and summertime entertaining. A candle plate and fresh vegetables stand in for a more elaborate table centerpiece.

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Reversible cushions attached with tabs withstand the elements and may be removed as seasons change.

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Hand-blown drinking glasses and lime-green earthenware continue the living area's design story.

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A bluestone island with bluestone counter houses the home's gas grill. "It could be snowing out and Vermonters are still going to use the barbecue," says interior designer Linda Woodrum.

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A six-person, in-ground hot tub is set in a stone base. A gas fireplace, visible from the guest bedroom, provides both warmth and ambiance.

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A staircase, clad in AZEK decking and stainless steel and cedar railing, connects the terrace to the home's second outdoor room, the back deck.

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Retaining walls that bolster the terrace are supported by massive boulders sourced on-site.

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A masonry system mimics the appearance of a limestone and gives the lower-level exterior an old-world look.

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From the terrace, the home's annex – and cloud-like sculpture by artist Charles Olmes – is visible.