Home To Garden: Ideas For Garden And Patio Doors
Homes and gardens are enjoyed by millions around the world however they’re often seen as two district places where you leave one to enjoy the other. However, is it possible to decorate your home to have as seamless a transition as possible? The answer is yes, and in today’s blog we’ll be exploring how you can enjoy both spaces flawlessly.
Transitioning from home to garden
For many of us, we enter the garden via a run-of-the-mill door. Whether it leads from the kitchen or a living room, you can decorate your route to the outdoors with plenty of items. From potted plants to floral wallpaper or window furnishings, you can blend your spaces very easily.
If your spaces are connected with a patio or French door, you have even more design opportunities. Large doors like these are well suited to the aforementioned floral blinds but because they often open wide and are commonly used to let fresh air flood into a space, you have even more options!
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Vertical blinds on garden doors
Vertical blinds will help you to control the levels of light entering your home and giving you control over the relationship between light and privacy. Moreover, with the slats open, the air will be able to flow into a space while maintaining some level of privacy. For more info on these blinds, read our Vertical Blinds Buyers Guide.
Illusion blinds on garden doors
Illusion blinds are an excellent choice for French, patio or bi-fold doors. The innovative design of an illusion blind means light and air can enter the home without compromising on privacy at all. Moreover, the design of these amazing blinds will add an airy feel to the space’s overall décor. Browse our Illusion Blinds Buyers Guide here.
Panel blinds on garden doors
If you love the style of vertical blinds but want something a little more contemporary with a Japandi twist, look no further than panel blinds! Panel blinds stack very neatly so you can open them easily to exit and enter your home and enjoy your garden. Have a read of our Panel Blinds Buyers Guide for more info.
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Transitioning from conservatory to garden
Millions around the UK enjoy a conservatory. This midpoint between garden and home can be decorated with plenty of lovely plants and again, window furnishings featuring all manner of flora. Moreover, with a lot of uPVC in most conservatories, you can enjoy easy to install Perfect Fit blinds. These innovative solutions don’t require drills and screws, they simply clip into the door or window frames.
Often in conservatories we have chairs and sofas – and what such item of furniture wouldn’t benefit from some lovely cushions! A floral cushion will really help you ease the transition from inside to your lovely garden.
Garden furniture ideas
Once you’re outside, the fun doesn’t have to stop when it comes to design! Like the sofas and chairs in your conservatory, garden furniture would greatly benefit from some high-quality furnishings to really make a space feel homely and comfortable. Keen to give it a go? Consider the below ideas:
Cushions for garden furniture
Floral cushions are not only a great way to bring comfort to your outdoor relaxation spaces, they are also a great way to bring a spot of style to your garden. In a beautiful light fabric, a set of garden cushions can be enjoyed outdoors, in your conservatory or even your living room, their style is that versatile. The only thing to remember is to bring the cushions back inside with you as the last thing you want is for the inevitable summer downpours!
Outdoor lampshades for your garden
There are even specialist battery powered outdoor lamps you can purchase that would be improved by a quality lampshade celebrating the great outdoors. Take a look at our funky floral lampshades to find the perfect one for your garden! You never know, you may even find something lovely for your home or conservatory.