Screened Porch with Large Dining Table
When it is buggy out, a screened porch is in its glory! I love to eat dinner on my open porch (as well as drink my morning coffee), but if the bugs are out, I go inside. Screened porches solve those problems entirely. It is just lucky for me, that my property rarely has a bug problem. For some homeowners, the mosquitos, gnats, and other biting insects come out like clockwork, making it hard to relax and enjoy their porch.
Screened Porch with Folding Doors
Screened Porch with Folding Doors
Porch with Phantom Screens
A great innovation we have used in a number of projects is Phantom Screens. With the click of a button, an open porch can become a screened porch, free of pests. Below is a little video we made of one of those porches.
3 Season Room with Automatic Screens
Screened Porch with Phantom Screens Open
Screened Porch with Phantom Screens Open
Screened Porch with 3 Season Panels in Place
There is no question, that the place to be in the summer, is on the porch. How much you need screens depends on your bug population. The good news is that if you set up your porch for screens, it is really easy to switch them out for panels that allow you to enjoy your porch virtually year around.
Screened Porch with 3 Season Panels in Place
Screened Porch
Screened Porch with Fireplace
Steps to Lake Home Screened Porch
Screened Porch Below Bedroom
Screened Porch
Antique Home Screened Porch
Antique Home Screened Porch
Open Gabled Screen Porch
Open Gabled Screen Porch
Screened Porch with Curved Roof
Screened Porch with Curved Roof
Screened Porch with Deck Above
Screened Porch with Deck Above
Fireplace with Metal Roof
Screened Porch with Metal Roof
Tall Screened Porch
Tall Screened Porch
Screened Porch with Fireplace
Back Door and Screened Porch
Screened Porch
Screened Porch
Open and Screened Porch
Photos by Rob Karosis Curated Brochure by Crisp Architects: Portfolio
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