A Typical Fence Panel #19 with Full Open-Grids varying from 8" to 12" grids.

Establishing a formal entry to a wooded site. Wood Fence Style #19 in Ross, California (Marin County).

Defining the need for a CPW Garden Fence---We approach the property at this first inviting juncture with a hint of what lies beyond—embraced by the defining sensations of this home. An expectation is aroused, culling us into the garden and the surrounding grounds, drawn from this defining structure and its architectural hierarchy. Leading us, ultimately, to those who occupy this space, the very nature of who they are, and the courtesy of their existence. This impression can be dulled, waved off dismissively by the simple rough-hewn need to hammer out a boundary… Or, to the more acquired eye, it can be elevated to an exposure it deserves. Please… please come in. How lovely to see you again.

The resulting amendments were to help establish a proper entry. New stone steps were configured as a sweeping invitation to where two narrow flanking Fence panels introduce a long foyer of subesequent Garden Fencing.

Our patron, Mary, at the original entry steps.

Lower Fence panels feature a gabled top rail.

Showing the optional etched glass set into random grids

Garden Gate Style #97, with etched and amber glass lite.

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The pool area and the succession of our Garden Fence foyer are fused, or accessible to one another, while maintaining their respective boundaries.

A dedicated pool gate, shown here left centrai, allows arrivals and departures without entering the primary Entrance Gate to the house.

And from the looks of our pool guest, it appears an exit is imminent.

From the other end, we see the existing ivy structure at the far end of the pool, where the openings have been trimmed to help corroborate the Wood Fence grids.