Stone garden fence

Beautiful ideas for garden fences

ARAN ISLANDS Ireland is a beautiful country with lush green expanses of open countryside and farmland. Just below the surface of this lush green lies a thick layer of limestone. This Irish blue limestone is the source of the fascinating dry stone fences that can be found throughout the island, and are particularly abundant in the counties of Galway and Mayo on the west coast. It was one of our first days in western Ireland when we were driving along the northern shores of Galway Bay, that I…

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black/gray fence on top of stone wall

'villa beusi' by calvi ceschia viganò is a family home that nestles within a verdant stepped terrain in italy's coastal town of sanremo.

Wire and rocks are used to create gabions. These two supplies are frequently used individually for a variety of do-it-yourself applications. However, they may

Fences are some of my favorite things. They can be beautiful, they can be functional, and they can "set the stage" for what's inside. They can reinforce a community aesthetic. They are often used to keep chickens, children, pets, and strangers in or out. They protect gardens and provide privacy. Most fences are pretty ordinary, ranging from chain link to cedar pickets to concrete block, but every now and then you come come across a really fabulous example of someone's desire not to be fenced…

Old Country Barn + Great stacked stone retaining wall..except for the snakes.

When I first moved into my new build home, I was thrilled about the possibilities it offered, especially when it came to the garden. However, what I found was a blank canvas, a plot of land devoid of character and life. Determined to turn this empty space into a vibrant oasis, I embarked on a journey of creativity and growth.