16 garden fences your neighbours will want to copy

Bethan Jones—homify Bethan Jones—homify
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As much as your main focus in a garden should be the lovely plants and perfectly chosen flowers, when someone has taken the time to really think about the fencing they have in place, it stands out for all the right reasons.

The ideal way to box in your space, add a little privacy and really tie a theme together, any landscape architect will tell you how vital your fencing is. With that in mind, we've found some great styles for you to consider. 

You never know, the icing on the cake that is your garden might be waiting for you in here!

Original article by Amy Buxton for homify UK

1. Strong, stylish and sturdy, this horizontal wooden slat fencing is classic for a reason

2. For something a little more adventurous, what about black fencing?

3. Symmetry is key for making your garden feel cohesive

4. Decorative trellis edging is great for a country garden

5. Let the light still pour in with short, spaced slat fencing

6. Plantation style shutter fencing looks incredible in a hard wood finish

7. Woven fencing is beautiful and has the added bonus of being easy to move

8. Stilted fences let you plant taller shrubs, without interfering with the panels themselves

9. Keep it light and bright by painting a sturdy wooden fence in a light colour

10. Delicate fencing on top of an existing wall will finish the space off perfectly

11. In a small space, try to stick with thin slats and a pale colour, as this will help keep the garden feeling bigger

12. Trellis fencing adds a really beautiful dynamic of texture and shape

13. Privacy isn't a problem with tightly bound woven panels that sit up high

14. This rich wooden design features features unusual cut outs, so lacks privacy but looks oh so chic!

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15. Rich and simple, this horizontal slatted fence is a timeless classic

16. Take inspiration from the shapes of your plants and trees for a really cohesive feel. Look at all the curves here!

For more garden inspiration, take a look at this Ideabook: 10 fresh ways to decorate your tiny outdoor space

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