How to Design Sculptures into the Garden

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How to design sculptures into the garden

There are many kinds of sculptural effects that can be designed into a landscape. Sculptures and other constructions can add themes or create focal points to turn the ordinary garden into something extraordinary. Here are some ideas of ways you can design sculptures into your garden. Does this Spark an idea?

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      A totem pole gazes down from atop a hill.

      Design a sculpture as a special effect. The first thing you will want to do is to find the location where you will best see your focal point. You may want it to catch the eye from the street, to create a picturesque view out a window, or to pull attention to a specific part of the garden.

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      A water feature focal point

      Decide what kind of a sculpture you want. Will it take the form of a water feature, a piece of art or a functional place like a decorative storage or potting shed?

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      Whimsical toadstool sculptures

      Sometimes you might find a sculpture that you fall in love with and design the garden around it.

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      Paths to a Southwestern fountain

      Consider structuring gardens and pathways that lead up to your sculpture to set it off. Don't make them so elaborate that they visually fight will the focal point. They should help draw the eye and frame your chosen sculptural feature.

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      Hand sculpted fanciful fountain

      Consider using sculptures that highlight a garden theme. For example, a large sculptural fountain can set the mood for a formal garden or a Southwestern theme. Or a big brass cactus sculpture can add glamour to a cactus garden.

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      Giant polished wood landscape sculpture

      Designing sculptures into the garden can make a lovely garden into something unique and special. Have fun choosing the sculpture that helps you create the landscape of your dreams.

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