Adding a focal point at the end of your garden will automatically draw the eye in that direction, visually lengthening the space. Interchanging a section of the fence with this stone wall and bright shutters provides a functional focal point. The windows in the wall let light in, making sure that the wall doesn't completely block the view beyond. A fountain, urn, or statuette at the end of a garden would serve a similar use.
You can also create your own ruins. A slightly crumbling wall (designed with safety in mind) can add dimension without overwhelming the space. In this case, it also serves as a backdrop for a "secret" garden — and what could be more English-inspired than that?
You can also create your own ruins. A slightly crumbling wall (designed with safety in mind) can add dimension without overwhelming the space. In this case, it also serves as a backdrop for a "secret" garden — and what could be more English-inspired than that?
very cool garden wall, like the ancient French farm house that was used in the film 'Bottle Shock' in which the famous French US wine tasting occurred and we kicked their butts.