50 Refreshing Terrace Design Inspirations Essential for Urban Spaces
A rejuvenating terrace design is a breath of fresh air. One can experience the beauty of the outdoors from the comfort of their home. At the same time, a good terrace design can help one relax after a stressful day. It is a representation of one’s style and character. Terrace Design can seem minimalistic and semi-open or functional with a jacuzzi and bar counters. Unlike interior design, terrace design is a tabula rasa, or blank canvas, where creativity can run wild. Its use is widely seen in urban cafes or casual dine-outs. There is experimentation in terms of art, materials, and textures in terrace design. Let us look at a few mesmerising terrace design examples that could inspire anyone to redesign their terrace space.
Inspired by the sandy beaches and the deep blue hues of the Arabian sea, along Mumbai’s west coast, this quaint terrace, is perennially blooming with various seasonal flowers, alongside a tropical green palette, while creating a microclimate of its own.
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Designed by : unTAG Architecture and Interiors
Location: Mumbai
Principal Architect : Ar. Gauri Satam & Ar. Tejesh Patil
Photograph Courtesy : Yash Prabhu & Srivibhu Viraj
2.Moroccan Bar With Cozy Gazebos
Terrace Design: ‘Project unwind’ is a beautiful terrace garden created to enjoy time away from the regular to-do list. Terrace is located at one the residential premises in the city of Indore. Our ‘unwind’ terrace includes a cosy wooden cladded gazebo, a kitchenette, Moroccan bar area and various book reading spots.
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Designed by : Shivani Agrawal Interior Designer & Space Planner
Location: Indore
Principal Architect : Shivani Agrawal
Photograph Courtesy : Aashendra Gour Photography
3.Tropical Vibes, Chic Furnishing
The prime component that formulates the success of this all-day diner ideology, is rooted in the styling of the roof. Drawn into a pergola, covered with acrylic sheets to prevent the entry of rain and dust, it inculcates the ultimate feeling of feasting in a cabana while soaking the vitality of Nature. Aiding to create playful shadows in the daytime and as streams of twinkling lights during dusk, this pergola is the most understated element supplementing its magic in the curation of the intrinsic aura.
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Designed by : Intaglio Design Studio
Location: Swaroop Nagar, Kanpur
Principal Architect : Ar. Chinmay Ajmani
Photograph Courtesy : Daniel Joseph
4.Natural Materials And Sustainability
The Office design was conceptualized to be place which while being the best of both worlds is also conductive for people to work in a creative environment, a workplace to enjoy. Keeping this in mind there are mainly two zones; with an Indoor Studio complete with all modern amenities like Automation, Air Conditioning, etc. if and when one wishes to work with complete concentration; whilst the Outdoor Studio is a semi-open, north-facing, landscaped space to be used as an informal workstation.
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Designed by : Niraj Doshi Design Consultancy (N.D.D.C.)
Location: Pune, India
Principal Architect : Ar. Niraj Doshi
Photograph Courtesy : Mr. Hemant Patil
5.Terrace Roofing for Spatial Exploratio
As the name suggests, House with Different Roofs uses four different roofs, each rendering a unique spatial experience. The roofs consist of skylights that draw in the fresh air and the house’s passive natural lighting. In addition to protecting from the outside environment and noise, they also create playful spatial experiences within and around them.
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Designed by : RC Architects
Location: Kolhapur, Maharashtra
Principal Architect : Rohan Chavan
Photograph Courtesy : Hemant Patil
6.Gentle, Dark, and Sophisticated
The office’s main terrace façade is separated into geometric grid of glass partitions set with the spider hinges. The glass façade gives the view of all the separated areas while keeping it one and symmetric at the same time.
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Designed by : ADDA Architects & Urban Designers
Location: Surat
Principal Architect : Mayank Parekh, Kaushal Laheri, Roshani Panchal, Ritul Suthar, Jenish Soni
Photograph Courtesy : Photographix | Sebastian + Ira
Captivating Terrace Design: This meandering stepped walkway has outdoor space on the first floor with outdoor shaded seating and connects further to the terrace. This outdoor terrace space created on the first floor acts as a balcony and at the same time the direct entrance to the first-floor apartment. The landscape garden on the terrace enjoys the views of the neighborhood park with a feeling of being nested with nature. These three outdoor spaces have different usability based on the time of day and season of the year.
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Designed by : Studio Symbiosis
Location: Delhi
Principal Architect : Amit Gupta
Photograph Courtesy : Niveditaa Gupta
Vrindavan Awas is a beautiful luxury home offering the comfort and serenity of the modern world alongside the charm of a tropical paradise. The personal design objective of the house is what makes it unique. Krsnaa Mehta often speaks about his inspiration for his decor and how it comes from the diverse flora, fauna and history of India, “ One just needs to open their eyes and it manifests into things of beauty and art” says Mehta.
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Designed by : Krsnaa Mehta
Location: Alibaugh, Maharashtra
Principal Architect : Rajesh Bhaskaran
Photograph Courtesy : Studio Charuau
A terrace garden on third floor placed on north east corner , a double-height terrace congregation space for the entire family, was proposed on the first floor and placed on the north-eastern side. A maintenance balcony was devised for the Anandam bungalow too. Placed on the western end, these balconies fit all the services (like toilet plumbing pipe, ac outdoor unit, electric piping , etc ) attached to the rooms, and makes enough room for a maintenance person to access it without hassle to mend any issue.
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Designed by : Manggal Design
Location: Aurangabad, Maharashtra
Principal Architect : Ar. Pramod Narale
10.Brickwork Against Intimate Seating
One of the beautiful conversations that ensued during the design development was the idea of carrying memories from the couple’s ancestral home. The ever-present scent of the Nimbu Tree, the monochromatic geometric flooring inlays, the clean terrazzo floor, and the enjoyment of lazy winter afternoons at the veranda, fused the essential romance to the developing spaces.
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Designed by : Design Plus
Location: Noida
Principal Architect : Arun K Bij & Abhishek Bij
Photograph Courtesy : Suryan // Dang
The client wanted to only rectify 2 out of 3 toilets that were completely days functional, change the kitchen shutters that were warped due to water from the floods entering the home and accommodate a gazebo cum meditation area on the terrace.
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Designed by : Hiraya Design Studio
Location: Bangalore
Principal Architect : Apeksha Naik
Photograph Courtesy : Noaidwin Sttudio
12.Wooden Seater Against Greenery
The terrace garden opening out from the living room by a large sliding folding door from Schueco. The double height living feature wall with a beautiful stone clad wall from celestile. There are flower elements in the mural which can be lit up.
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Designed by : Design Matters
Location: Sarjapur Road, Bangalore
Principal Architect : Ar. Kiran Hanumaiah
Photograph Courtesy : Ajay Devasia
Every corner is therapy inducing in itself, the whole lobby was transformed into a daffodils courtyard where the daffodils are floating in a double heighted space in stone. Its Beautiful demeanor is enlightening the whole space rendering the penthouse with a surreal and amazing view right in the middle.
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Designed by : Amaze Spaces
Location: Sector – 108, Noida
Principal Architect : Ar. Archishmaan Srivastava, Ar. Aastha Katyal & Ar. Harsh Gupta
14.An Laid Back Gathering Spot
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Designed by : Design Inc.
Location: Udaipur, Rajasthan
Principal Architect : Ar Sandeep Jain & Ar Anup Murdia
Photograph Courtesy : Prateek Chandresha
The uniqueness of this project lies in the thoughtful and creative use of sustainable, organic materials that have helped in managing the defined budget. Fly ash bricks form a jail or screen along the water body. Bamboo has been used as pergolas, to screen off the toilet pipes and also as water spouts that let the water fall into the water body.
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Designed by : Silhouette Architects and Designers
Location: Pune, Maharashtra
Principal Architect : Shebanti Chakraborty
Photograph Courtesy : Atul Kanetkar
From the architect. Outhouse: a visible invisible extension of nature Seated amidst agricultural farmland, this weekend house brings harmony between the natural and the built environment.
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Designed by : MISA ARCHITECTS
Location: Vansajada, India
Principal Architect : Tarun Patel, Vipul Jiyani
Photograph Courtesy : Zurich Shah
17.Contemporary Mediterranean Ambience
In the this lounge, which also functioned as a flexible extension to the sitting space, we wanted to create more of a semi private vibe where the furniture can be rearranged for one big group or to cater to many small groups. Sitting on the specially designed “ red ullu chairs “ this side along the windows under the bamboo ceiling, one gets to see the urban jungle across.
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Designed by : Projected Rays Design
Location: Mohali, Punjab
Principal Architect : Rohan Jain
Photograph Courtesy : Nakul Jain
Refreshing Terrace: This place then extends into a lovely tea lounge area which is massive in its “Jungle Themed” aura, and an eye-catching waterfall captivates the senses. The soothing sound of the flowing water ushers in a sense of calmness when one would sit in the brightly colored lounge to sip a cup of coffee. The abundance of greenery by dint of the walls being covered with plants and natural-looking green climbers renders a touch of liveliness to the overall setting.
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Designed by : K studio Designs
Location: Ahmedabad, Gujarat
Principal Architect : Karishma Sutaria
Photograph Courtesy : Zotagraphy
19.Canvas Roofing Over Vivid Walls
The Jali and Veneer together render warmth to the space. The southern sun filters through the jali to create beautiful sciographical pattern on the veneer that keep on changing throughout the day. The space is furnished with some bold pieces of Furniture.
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Designed by : The Design Alley
Location: Samarth Nagar, Aurangabad, Maharashtra
Principal Architect : Ar. Sarang Patil, Ar. Shweta Patil
Photograph Courtesy : Phxindia
A multitude of massive frames at various levels, spacious semi-covered green terraces at all floor levels getting animated with a play of light as it permeates through the geometrically patterned MS trellis at the top of the largest frame, and a unique experience of varying volumes right from the entry. All this sum’s up very briefly the spatial experience of “The Shaded House”.
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Designed by : Prashant Parmar Architect
Location: Ahmedabad, Gujarat, India
Principal Architect : Ar. Prashant Parmar
Photograph Courtesy : Inclined Studio
As we vertically move it’s the terrace garden with “Greek Vibes” which leaves you awestruck. The concept of a glass roof is used here to create a sense of oneness with nature. The amazing use of greenery along with the open dining area adds an elegant feature and complements the extravagant look.
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Designed by : Rathod Associates Pvt. Ltd.
Location: Nashik, Maharashtra
Principal Architect : Ar. Sumit Rathod
Photograph Courtesy : Ar. Yash Kataria
The ceiling is an open cell metal grid with pendant antique lamps. There are two large 6 pax tables with rustic wooden top as dining areas for staff members. The overall beauty of terrace is enhanced by natural greens that provide overall calmness and peace and walking on superb quality artificial grass provide a relaxing experience to all on terrace.
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Designed by : Ar. Ankur Pandey & Associates
Location: Indore
Principal Architect : Ar. Ankur Pandey
Photograph Courtesy : Imagix architecture photography
Terrace garden on the last floor, exhibits concept of zen gardens that transit between built mass and greenery with sit out pockets. It adds a feature of tropical area inserted for leisure.The efforts were in creating an ensemble of spaces that function around each other and are well integrated into the volumes. It coexists with nature, that embarks on Indian traditional elements, arts, creating visual harmony.
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Designed by : Manoj Patel Design Studio
Location: Vadodara
Principal Architect : Manoj Patel
Photograph Courtesy : Sudhir Parmar Photography & 2613 apertures
24.Cafe With Informal Stage Platform
The service counter and seating space open out into a sun kissed terrace, finished with an undulating seating along its edges in jet black granite. The terrace is an extended seating space, with weather-proof furniture, as well as an impromptu performance zone during cooler evenings. A seamless design detail of seating, parapet and platform together give a flexible, easygoing vibe to the terrace.
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Designed by : The Crossboundaries
Location: Vadodara, Gujarat
Principal Architect : Harsh Boghani
Photograph Courtesy : Cross Clicks
The terrace area features a magnificent metal wall art piece, which will one day be surrounded by creeping vines, creating a stunning focal point to the space.The space reflects the family’s personality, interests, and lifestyle, while providing a comfortable and welcoming environment for guests. It is a space where you can find peace, joy, and contentment in the midst of the chaos of everyday life.
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Designed by : Upside Artist Design Studio
Location: Bavdhan , Pune
Principal Architect : Chinky Budhraja & Ankit Gupta
Photograph Courtesy : Aroh Thombre
One of the main highlights of this project was the lush green terrace, which provided a perfect escape from the hustle and bustle of the city. The terrace was designed with a temple and deck seating, creating a peaceful and calming atmosphere for the family to relax and unwind.
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Designed by : AH ARCHITECTS
Location: Indore
Principal Architect : Ar. Akshay Harbhajanka
Photograph Courtesy : Ar. Manan surti
27.Timber Screening and Pastel Couch
The Courtyard House by Modo Designs exudes subtle luxury in the urbanized city of Ahmedabad. The site is a vast 45,000 Sq.ft. land in a plotting scheme on the outskirts of the city, where the brief was to design a 4-bedroom house with a living, study, and entertainment area. Also, the owner wanted an open house, hence, the conceptual layout started consisting of courtyards and semi-open verandah spaces.
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Designed by : Modo Designs
Location: Racharda, Outskirts of Ahmedabad
Principal Architect : Arpan Shah
Photograph Courtesy : Vinay Panjwani
A terrace garden with beautiful peripheral plotted plants, a snug sitting on one side of the terrace is designed with wooden tile flooring and is covered with pergola on top. A pebble filled delineating line is identified for the other seating arrangements, outdoor wicker furniture is used to complete the ensemble.
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Designed by : Tvashta Architects & Interiors
Location: Ahmedabad, Gujarat
Principal Architect : Ar. Kandarp Shah & Niteesha Shah
Photograph Courtesy : Umang Shah & Ridham Gajjar
29.Blue Lounge With Swing Chairs
The inspiration behind the Blue Lounge is drawn from the prominent use of blue hues, which have been incorporated into every aspect of the design, whether it’s the striking use of bold blue in the bar area or the soothing upholstery colour in every space. This pervasive presence of blue adds a cohesive and calming element to the overall aesthetic.
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Designed by : Sapscapes
Location: Matunga, Mumbai
Principal Architect : Ar. Sapna Tapuriah
Photograph Courtesy : Manish Malli
The private terrace came with ample space for playful gathering, in the form of a four seater table and another swing. The space remains true to the theme of the house justifying “light and lines
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Designed by : Innerarch Designs
Location: Gota, Ahmedabad
Principal Architect : Bk Patel
Photograph Courtesy : Zotagraphy
Second floor has a terrace garden as the spill-out space. Terrace is in L shape which opens up to the terrace garden on the floor below making it a conversational place.
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Designed by : Palak Shah Design Studio
Location: Ahmedabad, Gujarat
Principal Architect : Ar.Palak Shah
Photograph Courtesy : Abhishek Shah
Green terrace provides a relaxing and tranquil outdoor space to have an escape. The space hence allows relaxing and enjoyable green space, along with various types of planters and pots accessorizing the terrace. Also the space lightens up pleasantly at night for family gatherings, and parties.
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Designed by : Imagine Design Studio
Location: Indore, Madhya Pradesh
Principal Architect : Ar. Ankit Mittal
Photograph Courtesy : Ruuhchitra
The upper floor has a terrace sitting with the addition of an indoor space, to get a better experience throughout the day. The material and furniture are composed in such a way that they bring energy with subtleness to the space, with contemporary yet a modern look and feel.
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Designed by : Eth Design Studio
Location: Sumerpur, Rajasthan
Principal Architect : Gaurav Mewara
Photograph Courtesy : Harsheen Mengar
34.Terrace As A Room Extension
The terrace on the second floor was one of the transformational spaces in the house where the walls and windows of the family room where changed to open out into a large outdoor space. The terrace works as an extension to the room in the event of a get together.
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Designed by : Eth Design Studio
Location: Sumerpur, Rajasthan
Principal Architect : Gaurav Mewara
Photograph Courtesy : Harsheen Mengar
The Color Burst House” was the result, and it included three enormous, double-height open-to-sky courtyards where all of the main rooms could open into. The Courtyard House allows the occupants to enjoy the rain, light, and breeze with the changing seasons from the comfort of their rooms.
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Designed by : LIJO RENY architects
Location: Chavakkad, Thrissur, Kerala
Principal Architect : Reny Lijo
Photograph Courtesy : Praveen Mohandas
36.Versatile Terrace With Fireplace
The terrace serves the perfect versatile open space to cosy up with a book or enjoy an evening with drinks and music. Amsel Designs tried to incorporate the simplicity and warmth of the home owners in this residence along with their son’s choice for a modern design and tasteful, elegant interior elements for this luxurious abode.
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Designed by : Amsel Designs
Location: Panchkula, Haryana
Principal Architect : Sahil Suri & Priya Chaudhary
Photograph Courtesy : Manish Kumar
The terrace gazebo is a get together space for the family to have social gatherings.The project offered us an opportunity to design it in a balanced blend of classic and contemporary design, which holds the roots of their traditions along with the touch of modernity.
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Designed by : JIHAN ASSOCIATES
Location: Godhra, Gujarat
Principal Architect : Minesh Shah
Photograph Courtesy : JIHAN ASSOCIATES
38.Weaving Spaces Through Landscape
The pockets of informal spaces created via the lush green garden, outdoor dining space, yoga deck or the terrace garden weave the functional spaces into a beautiful harmony.
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Designed by : Foxline Architects | Interiors
Location: Umeta, Vadodara
Principal Architect : Ar. Shailee Solanki
Photograph Courtesy : Tejas Shah
39.Minimalist Terrace Extensions
Each of the terraces attached to the rooms have been explicitly designed to resonate the adjacent indoor space. This maximal minimal approach has harnessed the way to highlight and make the viewer focus on exactly what we intended too.
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Designed by : AUM Architects
Location: Mumbai, Maharashtra, India
Principal Architect : Manish Dikshit, Sonali Pandit & Nachiket Borwake
Photograph Courtesy : Fabien Charuau
40.Blend Of Heritage And Modern
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Designed by : Space Goals Design Studio
Location: Bundi, Rajasthan
Principal Architect : Ar. Siddharth Gokhale & Ar. Gaurav Shankaran
Photograph Courtesy : Murtaza Gandhi
Foyer at 1st floor has the grand mansion feeling with garden terrace and aesthetically placed balcony. Exterior carving and element like Column and balcony space design with kept in mind theme of house.
Third floor having the study area with children bedroom and guest bedroom with terrace garden and gazebo for sitting. Terrace garden having spectacular view of city from top with gazebo.
Fourth floor or chilling floor they say due to having all facilities to escape daily shenanigans of life like gym, play area, home theater, spa, jacuzzi, terrace. To ensure all details parapet also design in a way to match the theme.
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Designed by : R design
Location: Udhna, Surat
Principal Architect : Arvind Mistry
Photograph Courtesy : Sunny Bhutwala & firoz Motorwala
The Warm polished Kota Flooring takes you to the open terrace setting the mood for small intimate gatherings. The ever changing shadows of the laser cut fabricated shed above is a novel experience which would pull you outdoors for a cup of tea in the evenings after a long day at work.
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Designed by : ZZARNA SSTUDIO
Location: TALSAT , KALALI , VADODARA
Principal Architect : Himanshi Patel & Dipen V Patel
Photograph Courtesy : Tejas Shah
This space is separated from a connecting terrace garden through a glass sliding folding door which makes it a part of entertainment zone. The major highlight of this space is the fingerprint ceiling created by combining the actual fingerprints of the clients.
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Designed by : studio8055
Location: Secunderabad, Telangana
Principal Architect : Sharma Athreyasa
Photograph Courtesy : Ricken Desai
44.Outdoor Contemporary Temple
The terrace cum verandah accounts for a lavish open space with an outdoor temple and patio furniture in its forecourt to enable the family to spend the best times indoors and outdoors as well. The backdrop of the temple is ornamented with floral motifs of brass inlay. It holds a pleasing background to the Ganeshan that is placed on a sleek console table with fluted patterns.
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Designed by : MIDAS LUXURY INTERIORS
Location: CHENNAI
Principal Architect : RACHANA GOYAM
Photograph Courtesy : PHOTOSART STUDIO
Terrace acquires the party zone with the specifications of wooden finishing and flamboyant colors with floral-patterned tiles to be in sync with the jacuzzi pool and the wooden decking and seating.
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Designed by : architecture aNew
Location: #76, sector 7 Panchkula
Principal Architect : Ar. Amrit Panwar & Ar. Satish Panwar
Photograph Courtesy : architecture aNew
46.Exposed Brick Rooftop Garden
The rooftop garden was inspired by the hills in Ralamandal Wildlife Sanctuary. The garden incorporates the exposed brick cladding, maintaining the overall language of the house. The terrace garden, which becomes a peaceful getaway for each family member on a regular day, transforms into an activity zone and comes alive during gatherings.
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Designed by : Rainbow Designers & Associates
Location: Indore, Madhya Pradesh
Principal Architect : Vikrant Bhawsar & Sapna Bhawsar
Photograph Courtesy : Akshit Garg
47.Free Flowing Landscape Terrace
The large terrace was divided in functional zones using appropriately placed planters but without compromising on the fluid connectivity between them. We chose minimal and functional interiors grounded into the ‘less is more’ concept and used subtle yet sophisticated patterns to bring in the influences of a royal Rajasthan.
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Designed by : Red Brick Studio
Location: Aundh, Pune
Principal Architect : Ar. Anil Poduval& Ar. Ankur Kothari
Photograph Courtesy : Hemant Patil
48.Matching Indoors To Outdoors
This room has glass doors which leads onto the terrace garden, bringing some of the outside indoors. The green fabric of the sofa keeps with the earthy colour scheme.
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Designed by : Amsel Designs
Location: Noida, Uttar Pradesh
Principal Architect : Sahil Suri & Priya Chaudhary
Photograph Courtesy : Jeevan Jyot
49.Tiny Terrace With Vertical Garden
Not to miss out on the serene terrace garden that this apartment unfolds. A feature wall of landscape art on one end, a vertical garden on the other, along with a tiny garden, represents a true haven amidst the concrete urban jungle.
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Designed by : The KariGhars
Location: Near Thanisandra, North Bangalore
Principal Architect : Abhishek Chadha
Photograph Courtesy : VikramJit Singh
50.Terrace With Serving Counter
The outdoor terrace area accommodates customised seating area, a counter made in Italian marble, metal chairs and metal artwork. Rust-orange tile inserts were added in the flooring pattern. This colour was again reflected in the upholstery and the Italian marble we selected for the counter.
The sky-lit jacuzzi space with shower, w.c, basin was designed to give a calm and soothing vibe. We added a number of green plants to bring the outside in. Blue and white patterned tiles were used to add a morccon vibe. The walls were adorned using a mild texture effect. TV and AC were added to suffice the client’s needs.
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Designed by : NIRMANAM DESIGN STUDIO
Location: VADODARA, GUJARAT, INDIA
Principal Architect : AR. BHARGAV PANCHOLI & ID.DARSHANA VORA
Photograph Courtesy : Tejas Shah
Indians are craving a beautiful terrace design in present times. They tend to find terraces convenient for spending their evenings watching the sunset. Thus, a good terrace design could add to the experience. Due to high land prices or a lack of land, people tend to shift to areas with very few open spaces. However, there is a trend, especially in urban areas, to transform the typical terrace design into rooftop cafes. These cafes are great spots to socialise and have a good conversation. Thus, terrace design is a necessity for all. It is also worth noting that the categorization of these Refreshing Terrace Design Inspirations is not in chronological order of the best designed. It is a potpourri of beautiful terrace design ideas that can inspire upcoming homes. How can we come up with budget-friendly terrace design options that are accessible to all, not just the rich?
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