A single garden gate on the south side of the property, flanked by the same continuous hedge.

All five wood gates are style #96.  Here we see the service entry as a side access to the kitchen.

The sublime lower commons, with wine cellar doors in the distance

Why is it, after all threse years, that a simple comment from an admiring patron can still have its affect. Upon completion of this project, the general contractor forwarded over a note sent to him by the homeowner:
"Incredible . . . wouldn't it be wonderful if the professional world was populated with c. prowells . . ."

Illustrating #96 at only 36" height. Showing a grid pattern of five across instead of three.
The added grids horizontally gives us smaller grid sizes, which in turn translates into a higher middle gate rail. A necessity here, on such a short gate, lest the grids dominate the proportions.

  Our Garden Gates are flanked by a low meandering dry-stack wall, distinquishing the site from the bucolic waterway and the rural environment outside Stamford, CT 

  We'll go ahead and include the view that exposes our patron's residence and after having considered the view of the above photo, we understand why this back face of the architecture is defined by so much glass, overlooking our lovely diminutive Garden Fence Gates and beyond to Long Island Sound.

 Garden Gate #96-5 in Atlanta, Georgia---within the environment of stone.

 A landscape almost dominated by stone walls that is quieted, or perhaps endeared, by the introduction of the workmanship and subtle design offered by these small garden gates. In a year or so, when the planting schedule matures, the entire landscape will soften and appear more inviting.

Shown with the Rocky Mountain Hardware Gate Latch #414

  A Seattle, Washington residence showing the Garden Gate #96 with the lower pickets at a closer 3/4" spacing instead of the standard 1-1/2".
Noter the subtle alignment of the fence panel horizontal grid divider to the gate's horizontal grid divider.

Also shown with Fence Panel style #19

  Another entry into the same courtyard, showing the #96, as a double Entry Gate flanked by Fence style #10, with the pickets on both the gates and panels set at the more narrow 3/4" spacing.  An ideal way to maintain a modicum of privacy while not resorting to the aesthetics of a solid barrier fence. At 3/4" spacing, the viewer, at 6' distance, must stand within five degrees of dead center to see through the spacing. At greater distances, the visibility closes even more so.
* The fence panel's middle horizontal rail alignes with the Gate's middle hoerizontal rail.

Fence Panel style #10, at the narrow spacing, is Base Cost +17%

  Garden Gate #96 once again as double wood gates, overlooking the wintry landscape of a Seattle, Washington winter.