Below are some of our favorite fences with major flair.
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For spring, try a floral wreath.
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And, keep in mind, the wreath can be made of faux plants to make upkeep easy.
This works on any pop in of fence that a hook will adhere to.
Style them however you wish; part of the fun is creating a pattern that will bring you joy.
Sugar & Cloth
This look has even more impact when you coordinate the decals with other colors used throughout the garden.
venture to mimic the color palette in your flowers or your outdoor furniture.
Hang Decorative Birdhouses
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Bird lovers, this one is for you!
Design Improvised
Try specific types of birdhouses if you’re hoping to attract a favorite bird to your yard.
Attach a few to your fence to create an instant backyard art display.
Here, an antique-looking mirror shines on this fence and makes this little garden appear more styled and complete.
Crafting Cheerfully
Select a few dried items that speak to you and replicate the simple look shown here.
Hang a Flower Box or Two
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Flower boxes aren’t just for the windowsill.
They’ll also bring a touch of color and greenery.
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They’re instantly eye-catching and add plenty of personality to any yard.
If your dragonfly sculptures are metal like these, they provide a striking contrast against a wood fence.
These feature an intricate floral motif that adds plenty of visual interest.
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This works on any key in of fence, though pick a material that contrasts with your fence material.
Metal or vinyl will give you the most weatherproofing.
you could even swap this out with the seasons or whenever you’re feeling like a new look.
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This is also a great opportunity to upcycle paint you’ve had sitting around.
Let the colors inspire you!
This is a simple, budget-friendly DIY project that you could complete in just an afternoon.
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Plus, they’re weather resistant since they’re made of plastic!
Your backyard has never looked more lush.
DIY the planter by using an old wooden box and mounting it to your fence.
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Hang a Cheeky Chicken
A Cultivated Nest
Animal motifs are excellent for the yard.
This green-painted metal chicken adds a touch of farmhouse style to the fence.
Not sure where to find charming animal decor?
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Here, extra chairs double as unique planters on this fence.
Meanwhile, there are kitchen supplies helping to spell out the letters of the word “bloom.”
you’re able to also achieve a similar look using rounded woven baskets.
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The goal is to have a mix that is both unexpected and cohesive.
The birds, butterflies, and flowers couldn’t be more beautiful.
This is a project that you could DIY in a weekend.
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Let your imagination run wild!
The result is a brand new look that’s modern, colorful, and an affordable project.
Coordinate the colors to create a monochromatic and stunning look that feels as if it’s been carefully curated.
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Grow a Vegetable Garden
Thrift Diving
Use your fence togrow your own fruits and veggies.
Design your own customized flower boxes using stencils and watch your garden thrive.
This can be done with upcycled wood boxes if you happen to have the on hand.
Mama Needs a Project
If you have a natural wood fence, this look is both calming and modern.
Change it out with your mood or the occasion.
This is the perfect way to set the tone for a backyard gathering.
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Let Florals Do the Talking
Let nature do the talking.
Winding wisteria woven through a fence couldn’t be more elegant.
Brighten Up With String Lights
Hangstring lightsfrom your fence to illuminate your backyard as the sun sets.
Be Brave and Bloom
You’ll never want to go back inside when your backyard feels this romantic and inviting!
double-check they’re waterproof before you hang them.
A fence color that matches your landscape will make your yard look bigger.
A Cultivated Nest
That could be green if you’re in a lush environment or neutral if you’re in the desert.
A simple coat of paint can make an old fence look nicer.
Replace any sections that are damaged, make necessary repairs, then give it a fresh look.
A Cultivated Nest
A good neighbor fence is a fence that is shared between two yards.
Typically, the smooth side will face your neighbors.
A Cultivated Nest
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Thrift Diving
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