I went on a home tour this weekend and saw these two methods of separation of space:
I just love this simple doorway to the garden. Clean, simple and purposeful, using 4"x4" cedar beams. I may do this as an entrance to my yoga platforms. With some plantings to go along with it, it could be visually transformed into a yoga room. I think this would look so great in front of the garden my friend has in Minnesota! Kel, what do you think?
And then check this out:
Again -- simple, clean. It's rebar. In a box of rocks. But I love it! I might paint them... but then, I may not and leave them plain and organic. I can't think of a space I have for these anywhere, but I've tucked it into my outdoor idea file. Although, I suppose if you had a house larger than mine, you may need space divided inside as well!
Some folks are so creative and talented... I'd like to give credit where credit is due -- architect neighbor -- but I also like to remain somewhat anonymous on this blog. Thank you, neighbor!
I just love this simple doorway to the garden. Clean, simple and purposeful, using 4"x4" cedar beams. I may do this as an entrance to my yoga platforms. With some plantings to go along with it, it could be visually transformed into a yoga room. I think this would look so great in front of the garden my friend has in Minnesota! Kel, what do you think?
And then check this out:
Again -- simple, clean. It's rebar. In a box of rocks. But I love it! I might paint them... but then, I may not and leave them plain and organic. I can't think of a space I have for these anywhere, but I've tucked it into my outdoor idea file. Although, I suppose if you had a house larger than mine, you may need space divided inside as well!
Some folks are so creative and talented... I'd like to give credit where credit is due -- architect neighbor -- but I also like to remain somewhat anonymous on this blog. Thank you, neighbor!
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I love the wooden concept. I thought about an arbor of some sort down the road and have climbing vines on it.
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