Designer Gazebos

Gazebos are freestanding or attached to a garden wall, roofed, and open on all sides.People enjoy using gazebos as: A gathering place for friends or family. Decoration for their landscape. Special events or ceremonies, like weddings.The name is an 18th-century joke word combining “gaze” with the Latin suffix ebo, meaning “I shall.” As a structured form, it is as old as garden history: it is the “viewing pavilion” of the Chinese or the summerhouse on the summit of a garden mount referred to by the 17th-century philosopher Francis Bacon.The earliest known gazebos were in Egyptian gardens approximately 5,000 years ago, found in a garden plan which dates to about 1400 BC. Murals were created on the tombs of some of the Egyptian royalty with a complete layout of their gardens.