If you’re looking to spruce up your garden space, here are three interior design ideas you can use just as well in your garden:
Use paint to create interest
Treating outside walls and fences just as you would the walls inside your home opens up all sorts of colour possibilities. Long gone are the days of limited choices for masonry and wood paint – you can now buy a wide range of shades to liven up a forgotten corner, make a statement wall against which to plant or frame borders with subtle heritage colours.
Transform a drab garage wall into a vibrant blue backdrop for Mediterranean-style pots, paint fence panels in alternating colours for a festival vibe or go bold with primary colours for a children’s corner.
Divide your garden into rooms
Using dividers to create dedicated spaces can make your garden feel bigger. Use long wooden planters, short rows of hedging or investigate the new trend for funky metal garden screens to create a dining area, lounge area, perhaps even a reading area. Plant climbers for vertical structure, train sweet peas to grow up wigwams or choose plants with plenty of height to give your plan definition.
Add decorative touches for character and interest
A large wall clock and an outdoor rug will help to define your lounge area, while wall shelves with displays of trailing pants and hurricane lamps pots can transform a bare wall into a charming focal point. Make your Supremo Bari garden furniture even more welcoming with extra cushions and a colourful throw.
Take interior design outdoors for a garden that reflects your personal style just as effectively as your house.
