Designing a small garden
In a small garden, it's best to opt for elongated tiles or planks to suggest depth and width. A light colored back wall makes your garden appear larger. Symmetry works well in a narrow garden, while an overly full, asymmetrical garden often looks busy. If you have limited indoor storage space, choose garden furniture that can stay outside all year round. For instance, aluminum frames require little maintenance, while teak furniture needs biannual upkeep.
When considering garden furniture, don't automatically choose the smallest option available; this might make your garden look cluttered. Find the right balance between walking space and seating comfort. Before choosing your favorite garden furniture, take the time to measure the dimensions of your garden or patio. This way, you can easily put together the perfect set for a great outdoor experience!