WPC Pergolas
WPC Pergolas, Designed Around Your Space.
Define outdoor spaces with pergola solutions shaped around the architecture, proportions and intended use of the area.
Designed Around the Space
Shade that feels part of the architecture.
A pergola should not feel added to the space. Its proportions, direction and level of openness should respond naturally to the architecture around it.
The final composition is defined by how the structure relates to movement, seating, landscape and the surrounding building.
Architecture
Lines, proportions and structural direction are considered in relation to the existing building.
Intended Use
Dining, seating, circulation or outdoor lounging each require a different approach to the space.
Shade & Openness
Member direction and spacing are developed to create the right visual balance above the area.
Surrounding Elements
Landscape, walls, flooring and furniture all influence how the pergola should sit within the space.
One coordinated approach from site assessment to the final installed structure.
Where Pergolas Work
Outdoor spaces, defined from above.
Pergolas can shape open areas without closing them off, creating a stronger relationship between shade, seating, landscape and architecture.
Rooftops
Define rooftop lounges, dining zones and outdoor seating with a structure planned around the available footprint and surrounding views.
Outdoor Lounges
Establish a clear architectural ceiling plane above seating while keeping the space connected to the outdoors.
Villa Gardens
Create a dedicated outdoor zone that sits naturally within the landscape and architecture.
Poolside Areas
Terraces
Pergola solutions can also be integrated into commercial and hospitality environments where outdoor areas need stronger definition.
Restaurants & Cafés
Outdoor dining and guest seating.
Hospitality Spaces
Resorts, hotels and outdoor guest areas.
Entrances & Transitions
Architectural connections between indoor and outdoor zones.
Project Showcase
Designed to belong.
Every pergola is shaped around its setting. Explore selected applications where proportion, structure and material come together as part of the architecture.
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Outdoor Lounge & Pergola
A complete outdoor composition developed around the seating zone, surrounding architecture and available rooftop footprint.
Garden Pergola
A pergola positioned to define the outdoor seating area without separating it from the surrounding landscape.
Terrace Structure
A clean overhead structure coordinated with the terrace proportions and architectural lines.
to final detail.
The finished result is shaped long before installation. Dimensions, spacing, direction, finish and surrounding materials are considered together before execution begins.
Shade & Structure
Different ways to shape the shade.
The overhead pattern has a direct effect on how a pergola feels. Direction, spacing and layering can make the structure appear lighter, deeper or more defined.
Linear
Repeated parallel members create a calm architectural rhythm and reinforce a clear direction across the space.
Crossed
Two directions introduce greater visual depth, creating a stronger ceiling-like composition above the outdoor area.
Dense
Reduced spacing creates a more visually defined overhead plane where the pergola needs a stronger architectural presence.
Open
Wider spacing keeps the structure visually lighter, allowing more openness between the pergola and the sky.
The right pattern starts with the space below it.
There is no single pergola arrangement for every project. The final layout is coordinated according to the dimensions, architecture, intended use and visual character of the space.
Plan Your PergolaEach arrangement is developed according to the project. Final member direction, spacing and structural configuration are determined during design coordination.
Why WPC for Pergolas
Made for outdoor living.
WPC combines a wood-inspired architectural finish with practical characteristics suited to demanding outdoor applications.
Material choice influences more than appearance. It also affects how the finished structure responds to its environment over time.
Weather Resistance
Selected WPC profiles are designed for outdoor conditions, making them suitable for exposed architectural applications.
Moisture Resistance
WPC offers strong resistance to moisture, supporting its use across a wide range of exterior environments.
UV-Resistant Options
Outdoor WPC options are available with resistance designed for exposure to ultraviolet light.
Low-Maintenance Care
Routine cleaning is generally enough to maintain the material, helping simplify ongoing care after installation.
Multiple Finishes
Different tones, textures and finishes allow each pergola to respond more naturally to the surrounding architecture.
Wood-Inspired Character
WPC brings the warmth and visual character associated with wood into contemporary outdoor architectural compositions.
The material matters. The way it is used matters more.
Profile, direction, spacing, color and finish are selected together according to the architecture and requirements of each project.
Explore Materials & FinishesMaterials & Finishes
The finish changes the whole structure.
Color, texture and surface character influence how a pergola sits within its surroundings. The right combination is selected according to the architecture and intended visual direction.
Tone.
Texture.
Direction.
Material is part of the architecture.
A darker tone can give the structure more visual weight, while lighter finishes can make the same composition feel softer and more open.
Final colors and finishes are reviewed against the surrounding flooring, facade, landscape and furniture before the project is finalized.
Color Direction
From warm wood tones to deeper architectural shades.
Coffee
Warm / DeepRed Wood
Warm / RichLight Brown
Warm / NaturalDark Brown
Deep / ArchitecturalBlack
Dark / ContemporaryDark Grey
Neutral / ModernLight Grey
Soft / NeutralColors shown on screen are indicative only. Actual material appearance may vary according to texture, lighting and production batch.
Surface Finishes
Texture changes how the material reads.
Sanded
Surface FinishA quieter surface treatment with a softer, more understated visual character.
Embossed
Textured FinishAdded surface texture gives the material more visible depth from different viewing angles.
Wood Grain
Wood-Inspired TextureA more pronounced grain character for projects where the visual warmth of wood is part of the design.
Selected in context.
Architecture
The pergola tone should respond to the facade and architectural character around it.
Flooring
Material combinations are considered so the pergola and floor read as one composition.
Landscape
Natural tones can be coordinated with planting, stone and surrounding outdoor materials.
Lighting
Daylight and evening lighting can change the perceived depth and warmth of every finish.
Not sure which finish works for your pergola?
Share your space with our team and we’ll help narrow down the color, texture and material direction according to the project.
Explore Materials & FinishesThe Structure Behind the Finish
The detail behind the finished form.
A clean pergola is the result of more than what you see. Proportions, support, alignment, connections and finishing are coordinated before the final surface comes together.
What looks simple depends on what sits behind it.
The visible WPC finish is coordinated with the supporting system, dimensions and installation conditions required for each individual project.
Vertical Elements
Position and proportions are defined according to the pergola footprint, surrounding space and intended composition.
Primary Beams
Main horizontal lines establish the overall geometry and visual relationship between the vertical supports.
Overhead Members
Direction, repetition and spacing create the rhythm that defines the pergola when viewed from below.
Connections
Junctions are planned to keep the installation aligned and the visible composition as clean as possible.
Final Finishing
Edges, transitions and visible details are reviewed as part of the final handover, not treated as an afterthought.
Precision is visible at the junctions.
Corners, intersections and changes in direction are where installation quality becomes most noticeable. These details are coordinated as part of the complete execution.
One appearance. A system developed for the site.
Supporting systems, fixing methods and structural requirements are determined according to project dimensions, site conditions and the intended application. Final execution is confirmed during project assessment and design coordination.
Designed as a structure. Finished as one composition.
From site measurement to the last visible junction, every stage contributes to how the pergola finally belongs within the space.
Plan Your PergolaDesigned From the Ground Up
The pergola starts with the space below it.
Before dimensions, colors or finishes are finalized, the site itself is considered — its levels, boundaries, movement, surrounding materials and intended use.
The existing space sets the starting point. Dimensions and installation decisions are developed around real site conditions rather than assumptions.
Available Footprint
The usable area is measured before the pergola proportions are defined.
Existing Levels
Floor levels and surrounding surfaces are reviewed as part of the installation plan.
Walls & Boundaries
Nearby walls, edges and architectural limits influence the final configuration.
Movement
Entrances and circulation paths are kept in mind so the structure works with the space.
Surrounding Architecture
Existing elevations, finishes and landscape guide the visual direction of the pergola.
Existing Space → Final Direction
Once the site is understood, the pergola can be developed around its proportions, visual character and relationship with the area beneath it.
Dimensions
Overall proportions are developed around the available space and intended use.
Beam Direction
Direction is coordinated with the architecture and desired visual rhythm.
Spacing
Overhead repetition is adjusted according to the intended openness and composition.
Color & Finish
The material direction is coordinated with flooring, facade and landscape.
Seating Relationship
Furniture and activity zones help determine how the structure should frame the space.
The goal is not to place a pergola into an empty area. It is to make the structure feel considered within everything already around it.
Read the space first.
Existing Space
Then shape the structure around it.
Finished Space
Measure the site. Understand the use. Then define the form.
Your space.
Share your location, dimensions or project drawings with our team. The next step starts with understanding what the space needs.
Plan Your PergolaFrom Site to Shade
A clear process, from space to structure.
Every pergola moves through a coordinated sequence — from understanding the site and taking measurements to material selection, installation and final handover.
Consultation
Design. Material. Execution.
Consultation
Tell us about the space, its location and how you want the outdoor area to be used. This gives the project its initial direction.
Site Visit
Our team visits the location to review the available footprint, existing surfaces, boundaries and installation conditions.
Measurements
Accurate dimensions are taken before the overall pergola proportions and project quantities are finalized.
Design Coordination
Dimensions, direction, spacing, color and finish are coordinated around the architecture and intended use of the space.
Quotation
A project-specific quotation is prepared according to the finalized dimensions, material direction and execution scope.
Supply & Installation
Materials are supplied and the pergola is executed on site with attention to alignment, proportions, junctions and final appearance.
Handover & Support
The completed installation is reviewed before handover, followed by warranty coverage and after-sales support.
One coordinated team from the first site discussion through installation and final project delivery.
From an open space to a defined outdoor experience.
The process keeps material selection, dimensions, design direction and installation connected from the beginning of the project to the final result.
Plan Your PergolaWarranty & Support
Material & Installation Warranty.
Every Decorra pergola installation is supported by a 5-year warranty covering the supplied material and installation, subject to the applicable project terms.
Material Coverage
Supplied WPC material is covered according to the warranty conditions applicable to the project.
Installation Coverage
The executed installation is included within the 5-year warranty scope according to the agreed project terms.
After-Sales Support
Support continues beyond handover with project follow-up and maintenance visits available when required.
Support that continues after the project is complete.
The project does not end when installation is finished. Decorra remains available for warranty support and scheduled maintenance visits when required.
Warranty follow-up
Maintenance visits available
After-sales project support
Warranty coverage is subject to the applicable project terms, approved scope and installation conditions. Full warranty terms are provided with the project.
One project. One complete scope.
Start a Project
Let’s shape the pergola around it.
Share your space, dimensions or project drawings with our team. We’ll help define the right pergola direction around the architecture, intended use and site conditions.
Pergolas designed around your space and executed as one complete scope.