| This angular water feature is balanced with a more delicate flow of water and its naturally landscaped environment. Private Comment
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| … or this glassy ball of continuously flowing water, which contrasts nicely with a more traditional exterior structure. Private Comment
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| The use of this style in a desert environment works well, since it makes more sense than say, a waterfall, in terms of the landscape and aesthetic. The staggered heights add a sense of depth, and the use of multiple bowls will enhance the soothing noise of the water. Private Comment
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| This bowl fountain is much more active than the serene feel of the fountains prior. Long reaching streams of water combined with a more aggressive bubbler in the bowl creates a water feature that becomes more of a show than a means of relaxation. Private Comment
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| There's a reason three is a perfect number — things look better in threes. This classic design is smartly set right outside the home's windows, which means you can enjoy the peaceful sound of water both inside and out. Private Comment
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| This set of three is installed directly in the wall; its trough-like spout that creates a waterfall effect. Private Comment
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| It's okay to keep your water feature as straightforward as you want. This single spout doesn't need much else — the water speaks for itself. Private Comment
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| I like the way the illusion that this faucet-like fountain provides. It's almost as if someone watered the shrub too much, and it's perpetually spilling water out. Private Comment
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| Of course, you can always go very traditional and use a more conventional sculpture as the foundation for your water feature. (Although I'd personally like a garden guardian with more of a smile on his face!) Private Comment
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| A lion's head accent helps pay tribute to the French and Spanish love of fountains — King Louis XIV of France was said to put fountains into the Garden of Versailles to display his power over nature. Private Comment
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| A streamlined water feature like this can be used to draw the eye out towards a beautiful view … Private Comment
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| Of course, if you'd rather go the natural route, it's hard to get a more natural water feature than a waterfall. If you have the space, try a massive waterfall with multiple levels … Private Comment
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| … or keep it simple and implement a backyard waterfall on a much smaller scale. Private Comment
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| The use of large vessels in water features is fairly common. This piece is reminiscent of a large Grecian urn … Private Comment
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| … while this tall piece has a more Spanish or Italian vibe. Private Comment
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| This fountain adds year-round color to the garden. Private Comment
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| This photo has always been one of my favorite outdoor shots on the site. Not just because the fountain has a dragon in a tub, but also because the rosemary, lavender, and olive tree landscaping is one of my absolute favorite combinations.
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