Trex Foggy Wharf Deck in Gainesville, VA

A Gainesville project featuring Trex Enhance Foggy Wharf decking, matching fascia and cocktail top, and Classic Black-on-Black railings.

Loudoun Decks built this deck in Gainesville, Virginia, using Trex Enhance decking in Foggy Wharf, matching fascia, a Foggy Wharf cocktail rail top, and Trex Enhance Classic Black-on-Black railings. The photographs show how the gray decking and black railing work together against the home's warm exterior and wooded backyard.

For homeowners comparing Trex Foggy Wharf colors online, this project offers a view of the material across a full deck surface, along the perimeter, and from the yard below. Each perspective reveals a different part of the same material palette.

Gainesville Project Materials at a Glance

The material selections above are the specifications for this Loudoun Decks project. The photographs below document the deck itself, including its surface, railing details, and exterior finish.

What Foggy Wharf Looks Like on This Deck

Foggy Wharf creates a gray surface with visible variation along the boards. In these photographs, the lighter decking contrasts with the dark railing and the reddish-brown exterior of the house. The board pattern remains visible both near the doors and toward the outside edge.

That variation is a useful detail to consider when choosing a deck color. A small sample helps you compare the shade with your siding, while photographs of a full installation help you picture the overall effect. Daylight, shade, camera exposure, and your screen can all change how a color appears. View a physical sample at your own home before making a final selection.

If you are exploring the wider material range, our Trex decking page explains how to begin planning a Trex project with Loudoun Decks.

Classic Black-on-Black Railings and a Matching Cocktail Top

The railing system on this Gainesville deck is Trex Enhance Classic Black-on-Black. Black posts and vertical balusters outline the deck, while the gray Foggy Wharf cocktail top repeats the decking color along the upper edge.

This detail connects two parts of the design: the broad gray deck surface and the darker perimeter. From inside the deck, the repeated gray color is especially clear at the railing corner. From the yard, the black railing makes a distinct frame above the matching fascia.

When discussing a similar design, specify both the railing system and the cocktail top color. Saying only “black railing” leaves out a visible part of this project. Our deck railing options guide provides a starting point for comparing railing styles.

Matching Fascia Finishes the Outside Edge

The matching Foggy Wharf fascia carries the gray palette around the exposed deck edge. It is easiest to see in the exterior photographs, where the fascia forms a continuous visual band below the black railing.

For an elevated deck, that outside view matters alongside the view from the deck itself. Looking at both helps you decide how the decking, trim, railing, and house exterior will relate to each other.

Planning a Similar Deck in Gainesville

Use this project as a visual reference when describing the combination you want: Trex Enhance Foggy Wharf decking, matching fascia and cocktail top, with Classic Black-on-Black railings. Bring photos of your home and the areas where you want the deck to connect so we can discuss how those finishes fit your property.

Your layout, access, existing conditions, and selected details will shape the proposal. Visit our Gainesville deck builder page to explore local services, or request a deck estimate and mention this Foggy Wharf project. Loudoun Decks can help you turn the material combination you like into a plan for your own outdoor space.