Privacy fences are a wonderful way to create a quiet oasis, no matter how close your neighbors are.
It’s the perfect solution if you want to extend the look of your home into your fence.
It gives just the right amount of privacy for a sitting area.
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This DIY fence idea starts with a pergola and surrounds it with curtains.
Take an existing fence and drape a semi-sheer curtain over it.
You’ll immediately have more privacy while still letting some light into your space.
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The fence provides some privacy but natural light can still filter through.
Create Layers
A metal fence goes around three sides of this relaxing seating area.
Metal panels provide more privacy to one side as well as the potted plants that surround the outdoor furniture.
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All the various layers create interest in the area.
The other side has wood slats that run horizontally.
Install a Fence
Here’s a DIY fence idea that keeps things traditional.
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This white picketfence goes around the front yard, giving some privacy from the neighbors and cars passing by.
Adding a fence to your front yard will also encourage you to use it more.
Thepergolais partially closed in with some slat fencing.
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Match the Space
A backyard pool requires some privacy, andMichelle Boudreau Designdid this beautifully.
The area is complete with a dining area, a sitting area, and even a TV.
Go Natural
S.U.S.A.P.has designed a hidden area where it’s possible for you to relax and unwind.
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The fence used here is made out of rock, giving it a natural feel.
Vines and trees complete the look, making sure that you have some greenery for further relaxation.
A horizontal slat fence in a natural color provides privacy, as well as anoutdoor curtainthat can be closed.
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There’s even a roof so you might use it no matter what the weather has in store.
You’ll be creating privacy while doing it in style.
This DIY fence idea has you use shrubs and plants that naturally provide privacy.
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In this area, a white lattice fence is also used to create a layered look.
Ahorizontal wooden fencehas been painted blue, giving plenty of privacy while looking great.
The extra structural detail makes your yard more playful.
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This short fence is just big enough to hide the neighbor’s yard.
A traditionalprivacy fencegoes around the area but is spruced up with shrubs and flowers.
Here, metal sheets are used along with wooden posts to create a one-of-a-kind look.
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Araised garden bedgoes along the length of the fence.
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