The Zischke family's Scottsdale courtyard feels like a Mediterranean borderland. Broken concrete pavers with black river rock bands feel Spanish; ocher and cinnabar walls suggest Morocco; citrus and grapevines evoke Italy.
A steel gazebo built by owner Jeff Zischke (artist/designer). Canvas panels form a tent-like roof; colorful saris hang as walls, creating drama and enclosure. Artwork, vibrant furnishings, and container plantings complete the scene.
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