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Erika Pace Outdoor November 08th, 2018 - 02:04:15

There isn't any need to get locked in to one type of outdoor decor. Having fun while decorating outside enables you to keep it visually different by changing up your outside décor depending on the holiday or the season. Welcome springtime with pastel colors and Easter-themed decor, then get the family ready for summer with Fourth of July-themed accents. Make your garden space personal with memorial stones for pets and loved ones who have passed. By keeping your outdoor decor fresh, you can maintain a space that feels inviting all year around.
If your outdoor area is a bit sunny and planting trees around it for shade may take some time, you can try putting up a shade instead. All you need is a canopy. Put it up and you get instant shade that immediately makes your area a great place to hang out.

You can even find great outdoor furniture to complement your outdoor areas. Sets of umbrella and tables with matching chairs look great on a deck. You can get the shade and enjoy cool lemonade while reading outside.

One of my favorite outdoor decor pieces is bamboo water spouts. A beutifuly designed Japanese bamboo water fountain like a Shishi Odoshi (Deer Scarer) bamboo fountain creates zen-like back yard. A perfect compliment to a Shishi Odoshi fountain is a tea stand and fragrant Asian herbs.
To find more ideas for decor outdoor that you can use every day, or to find great garden fountains that you can purchase before your next outdoor gathering, be sure to check out sites like Tabletop Fountain Store.
Outdoor decorating not only improves the value of your home but will also give you up to a 100% return on your investment. With just a few tips and ideas you can be on your way to enhancing your home's curb appeal. Begin with a well thought out plan that includes landscaping, lighting, a focal point, an outdoor feature, pottery and possibly a sitting area. By thinking things out before you make purchases you can avoid costly mistakes.