Design 101 - Visual Interest for your Dormant Outdoor Space

October 6, 2010
Mike Voyles in Andrea Cochran Landscape Architecture, Artists, Design, Design 101, Designers/Architects, Dry Design, Jan Calmeyn, Marion Brenner, Philippe Perdereau, Photographers, Piet Blanckaert, Richard Ferber, Topher Delaney/Seam Studio

Great outdoor spaces retain their visual interest as summer plantings fade.

As fall transitions into winter, brilliant foliage that dominated summertime outdoor spaces disappears. Exceptional outdoor spaces always unveil a new layer of visual interest as the seasons change.

Statuary, landscape, garden walls and structures that had taken a back seat to summers vegetation once again become the focal point of a well designed landscape.

The imaginative melding of living and inanimate points of visual interest appear almost magically as needed in an exceptional outdoor space.


	Landscape Design, Andrera Cochran Photography, Marion Brenner
	Four Seasons Winter Garden Statue at HomeInfatuation.com
	Landscape Design, Piet Blanckaert Photography, Philippe Perdereau Sclupture by, Jan Calmeyn
	Landscape Design, Dry Design Photographer, Richard Felber
	Landscape Design, Topher Delaney/Seam Studio Design Location, Cornerstone Sonoma

Article originally appeared on Dream Design Live Luxury Outdoor Living (http://homeinfatuationblog.com/).