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Claudia De Yong Garden Design added this to Give Your Garden a Beautiful Focal Point
Get creative. If you like recycling or collecting unusual objects but have a hoard you don’t quite know how to use, here’s an idea. Use them to build a focal point or a hideaway in a forgotten corner of your garden. In this example in the wild area of a garden in Sussex, England, old stained-glass windows, a dovecote and locally sourced pieces of wood have been assembled to create this lovely little rustic building, with rolls of brushwood screening for the roof.Your project doesn’t have to be as large in scale — it could be a sweet lean-to for children to play inside or a simple screen to add interest to the route through your garden. The options are limitless; it just depends on what you have at hand.Share: What plans do you have for your garden this year? Whether they’re small or large, tell us about them in the Comments below.MoreHouzz TV: 77 Gorgeous Garden GatesElevate the Garden With Understated Art Pieces
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HU-843266112 added this to My ideas
Focal point/house/shed made from available and recycled materials. This would have taken imagination and work more than money.
cecimo added this to patios, pools and plants
Get creative. If you like recycling or collecting unusual objects but have a hoard you don’t quite know how to use, here’s an idea. Use them to build a focal point or a hideaway in a forgotten corner of your garden.
In this example in the wild area of a garden in Sussex, England, old stained-glass windows, a dovecote and locally sourced pieces of wood have been assembled to create this lovely little rustic building, with rolls of brushwood screening for the roof.
francetetreault added this to France's garden
In this example in the wild area of a Sussex garden, old stained-glass windows, a dovecote and locally sourced pieces of wood have been assembled to create this lovely little rustic building, with rolls of brushwood screening for the roof.
Your project doesn’t have to be as large in scale – it could be a sweet lean-to, built against a wall, for children to play inside, or a simple screen to add interest to the route through your garden. The options are limitless – it just depends on what you have to hand.
idea for that fence - stained glass!!


