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Just Add Water
Australian home make-over shows, circa the early 2000s, wouldn't have been complete without the all-important "water feature" taking pride of place in a freshly re-vamped garden. Much like the "feature wall" inside, the "water feature" suffered an unnecessary fall from grace.
But there was no need for them to momentarily disappear from garden wishlists- because there isn't anything more beautiful than the presence of water in a garden.
Landscapes across Europe are home to some of the globe's most spectacularly grand fountains and water-focused architecture.
Japanese gardens are often home to a pond, fountain or water bowl, symbolising a lake or an ocean. The sound of water creates a sensory experience and gives life to a still space.
The Chinese philosophy of Feng Shui considers water an essential part of any garden, bringing the attached home good luck and prosperity. It's said, that a water feature, positioned correctly, helps with the creation and flow of positive energy.
Balinese gardens have long been a source of inspiration for Antipodean gardeners with their sacred blend of carved stone shrines, lush green vegetation and tranquil water features, often teaming with glittering fish and laced with lotus and lilies.
This month, we've cherry-picked our favourite water fountains, bowls, jars and baths garnering influence from every corner of the globe to elevate your outdoor spaces.
4 brilliant options- so you can JUST ADD WATER!
Moderno Birdbath. Mondo Birdbath.
Scorpio Jar. Cannibal Jar Set 2.
