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Garden Decor Themes
Are you ready to update the look of your garden or outdoor area? If so, you have more than a few styles and looks to consider. Keep reading to learn about some of the most popular looks and styles that are available.
Modern Contemporary Garden DecorModern, chic, and sophisticated. These are the words used to describe a contemporary garden. With this style, you will focus on clean lines, minimal decor, and natural colors. For your garden beds, consider straight and softened edges, which will set the tone. It may also be wise to use moss and mulch for a tidy appearance around the plans you use. You can also add paths, pergola, arbors, or a patio to your contemporary garden to complete the look.
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Modern contemporary style garden urns, pots, and planters
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Asian Style statue, planters, pots, and pedestals
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Asian Style Garden DecorThe most important element in any Asian themed garden is rocks and how they are used and placed in the space. You will use a mix of vertical and horizontal rocks to create the desired aesthetic. You can also add various decor items, a sand pit, and reflection pond, which are all essential parts of any Asian style garden.
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French Style Garden DecorA French garden is considered more formal and elegant than the other popular styles used today. Symmetry is a key element of this design, with other elements, including statues and unique accents. The key here is to create a more high-end look for the outdoor area.
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French Style two-tier fountain and planters
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Victorian Style two-tier outdoor free standing fountain
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Victorian Style Garden DecorA Victorian garden provides a unique look that is beautiful with a bit of whimsy added in. With this area, you can add beautiful, ornate fountains and fences, along with beautiful roses and other flowers with vibrant blooms. Remember, though, this style is about formal flower beds, not eclectic plants here and there.
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Renaissance Style Garden DecorDo you want to recreate the villa gardens found in Rome and Florence during the 15th century? Renaissance gardens offer a classical look that will beckon you to sit and stay a while. You can add discreet benches, arbors, and an eclectic mix of plants to create the look you want. Adding ornate statues is also a key element of this time, and a perfect way to recreate this look.
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Renaissance Style tiered fountain, columns, pots, urns, planters, and wall plaques
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English Cottage Style statue, bench, planter, urn, and pots
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English Country Cottage Style Garden DecorA traditional English country cottage garden may seem carefree and informal, they still require some design and planning. These gardens are more whimsical and usually include unique décor items that help you show off your unique style and personality.
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Urban Rooftop Container Garden Decor
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Urban Container Garden Style DesignUrban gardening offers a great way to grow your own food, even if you have limited space to do so. Also, when it comes to the creation of these gardens, you will use raised beds, which means you don’t have to have soil in the area where the plants are to be placed. Along with raised beds, you can add a few smaller décor items to liven up the area, such as small rocks or use interesting planters instead of the raised beds. With urban gardens, there are more than a few ways to make the space unique.
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