Christina Thomas
Photo of a craftsman full sun front yard stone garden path in San Diego.

Astrid Gaiser
Design ideas for an eclectic landscaping in San Francisco.

Heaven Mural by Sheri Moen photo by Sheri Moen
Bedroom - contemporary bedroom idea in Dallas

Fairy in Everland Mural by Sheri Moen photo by Sheri Moen
Inspiration for a contemporary bathroom remodel in Dallas

Better Homes & Gardens landscaping software is very user-friendly, which means you’ll be creating the moment you load the software onto your computer. You merely tell the software what kind of dimensions you’re working with and then you can play around with the options available by the software program. For instance, with the click of a mouse, you can add a bush here, a rose garden there, or you can even put in a little man-made pond, the choices are all up to you. Playing with the different options available is all part of the fun. Of course, the best part is when your vision is actually realized and when you finally get the yard you’ve always wanted. In choosing a home and garden decor, first, you have to know what you want and what style you are looking for. One way of determining which décor to buy is by setting a theme for your garden. Thin about what you would like your garden to look like — what accessories you would like to see, and what plants and trees you’d like to add. Here are some of the theme ideas that you can incorporate with your home and garden decor: butterfly, temple, sundial, Japanese, water, winter, and jungle. Home furnishing: As any professional interior decorator will tell you, each room within the house has a certain function and a certain character. It is necessary to recognize this innate character before one can go about furnishing the room appropriately. Indoor decor leans heavily on the right use of color, lighting, and furnishing. For instance, the role of curtains, decorative rugs, objects of art and other decorative materials must be complimentary. Every object within the room must contribute seamlessly to the total effect. Garden furnishing: The garden is typically the extension of the home. It is where we seek to establish an instant connect with nature. For many, it is the place dedicated to the pleasure of cultivation and abundant growth. Even homes in urban areas where garden space is limited make the effort to transform the garden into a haven of sorts. The use of unusual, whimsical and colorful furniture and objects of art can transform the garden into something that is out of a fairytale book. For example, whimsically designed benches and tables are available in the most stunning colors. These pieces of furniture greatly add to the appeal of the garden. In addition to this, pieces of art may be strategically scattered around the garden to make it colorful and beautiful. By adding these pieces of art to your garden space, it is possible to achieve the perfect balance between beauty and utility that characterizes great outdoor spaces. When you want to landscape your yard, you typically hire someone to come out and give you a quote. However, what if you could do it all yourself with Better Homes & Gardens landscaping software? You’re probably thinking that you don’t have the artistic ability, or the know how to landscape your yard yourself. However, with Better Homes & Gardens landscaping software, you don’t need to be artistically inclined, nor do you need any knowledge of how to landscape a house or yard. All you need is a computer, a mouse, and a little time and a lot of imagination. With Better Homes & Gardens landscaping software, the sky’s the limit as far as what you can create, not to mention it’s a lot of fun to create the yard you want.

Elegant porch photo in Bridgeport

This is an example of a landscaping in Orange County.

Secret Garden Nursery with Bunny Detail Mural by Sheri Moen photo by Sheri Moen
Bedroom - contemporary bedroom idea in Dallas

Cedar decorative fence, arbor, and gate on an area used mostly by mother and daughter to access a secret play area below the large rhododendron.
Inspiration for a small shade side yard garden path in Seattle.

Astrid Gaiser
Inspiration for an eclectic landscaping in San Francisco.

Astrid Gaiser
Home design - eclectic home design idea in San Francisco

Example of a classic courtyard brick patio fountain design in Sacramento

This is an example of a landscaping in Atlanta.

Sit on a covered swing in your backyard where you can view a bubbling rock and hear the gurgling and peaceful sound of water. Photo and design by Amy Whitworth; Swing structure by Jane's Backyard www.janesbackyard.com. Garden installed by J. Walter Landscape & Irrigation Contractor www.jwlic.com

Pink Garden Mural by Sheri Moen photo by Sheri Moen
Bedroom - contemporary bedroom idea in Dallas

This is an example of a front yard flower bed in New York.

Astrid Gaiser
Photo of an eclectic landscaping in San Francisco.