1 / 4 · Morning
Coffee moves outside without a second thought.
The shortest route from kitchen to garden becomes part of the morning routine.
Outdoor living · Attached pergolas
Make outside feel original to the home.
A custom outdoor room shaped around the home, the garden and the life moving between them.
One continuous setting
From the first door opened to the last light left on.
The room should feel natural on an ordinary day—and ready when the house fills with people.
2 / 4 · Afternoon
Shade keeps everyday life close to the garden.
A comfortable edge lets family life move between indoors, pool and table.
3 / 4 · Gathering
The house opens wide when friends arrive.
Cooking, dining and conversation share one continuous route.
4 / 4 · Evening
Light holds the room after the view fades.
Integrated illumination keeps the architecture calm and the evening unhurried.
Designed from inside, too
The connection begins before you step outside.
Important views, openings and everyday movement shape what the new room should become.
Designed from inside
Keep serving connected to the table and garden.
The route outside should feel as natural as moving through the home.
Designed from inside
Let structure frame the view—not interrupt it.
Roof depth and column rhythm are composed from the rooms that look outward.
Designed from inside
Make the first step outside feel effortless.
Doors, floor level, furniture and shade meet at one calm edge.
One idea · Different homes
The architecture changes because the home does.
Roofline, openings, proportion and garden layout give every attached room a different starting point.
01 · Long glass line
Extend a broad interior opening into one generous room.
A restrained structural rhythm keeps the view continuous.
02 · Changing rooflines
Resolve several architectural heights as one calm edge.
The new room mediates between eaves, doors and garden level.
03 · Compact courtyard
Use precision—not size—to make the outside more useful.
Shade, movement and furniture are composed within a tighter footprint.
Compose the outdoor room
Begin with the way the room should live.
Each direction combines architecture, comfort and hospitality around a different household rhythm.
01 · Kitchen + living extension
A shaded extension of kitchen and living.
Architecture, comfort and hospitality are composed around the household's daily rhythm.
- Direct threshold
- Dining and lounge
- Quiet integrated light
02 · Hospitality setting
Cooking, dining and conversation in one connected setting.
The host stays inside the life of the room while movement remains open to the pool and garden.
- Outdoor kitchen
- Generous table
- Open circulation
03 · Protected garden edge
A more protected edge that still opens to the landscape.
Adjustable comfort layers support longer evenings while the architectural idea remains calm.
- Adjustable roof
- Screens or glass where appropriate
- Layered evening comfort
01 · Everyday continuity
A shaded extension of kitchen and living.
Architecture, comfort and hospitality are composed around the household's daily rhythm.
- Direct threshold
- Dining and lounge
- Quiet integrated light
02 · Host at home
Cooking, dining and conversation in one connected setting.
The host stays inside the life of the room while movement remains open to the pool and garden.
- Outdoor kitchen
- Generous table
- Open circulation
03 · Extend the season
A more protected edge that still opens to the landscape.
Adjustable comfort layers support longer evenings while the architectural idea remains calm.
- Adjustable roof
- Screens or glass where appropriate
- Layered evening comfort
These are complete living directions, not preset packages.
Custom means composed around the property
You bring the home and the life. We resolve the room between them.
Begin with the property and the way you want to live outside.
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What you share
- The rooms that should open outside
- How the backyard is used today
- The moments you want more of
- Photographs, plans or inspiration you already have
What Sanluce develops
- The architectural relationship to the home
- Spatial planning, proportion and circulation
- The right combination of comfort and hospitality layers
- Material, lighting and system integration
- A project-specific scope and delivery path
Structure, permits, engineering, product performance and construction responsibilities are confirmed for each property and approved scope.
Begin with the connection
Show us where life should move outside.
A few photographs of the home, the important openings and the backyard are enough to begin.