Rough rocks, a pond and lots of greenery make this little terrace a perfect place to admire the beauty of Nature.
Water is a power that helps to relax, and sounds of falling water create real harmony. We’ve already told you how to make your garden cuter with the help of a pond. But a pond may become even more original if you add a fountain or a waterfall. A waterfall may look as a natural one or an artificial thing. Rough stones are number one to make a natural-looking waterfall and you can make it amazing using a stairs shape, for example. An artificial waterfall may look as a bowl, a can or even a repurposed piano! There’s also a waterfall design without a pond – just stones below, that’s very unusual! Look at some more ideas below and create your own water garden!
such beautiful water feature would become a perfect addition to an area near your terrace or a gazebo
can you imagine something more relaxing than drinking a glass of wine by the fire pit listing to the sound of falling water
the sound of splahes when water hit stones would be much different from the sound when its hitting water
Several large rocks and a bunch of pebbles is more than enough to construct a beautiful garden waterfall.
Surround your garden waterfall with flowers and it'd look like it was there before your house.
Contemporary waterfalls looks great too. Besides they could fit your backyard's landscape even better than natural ones.
Adding vintage things like aged faucets or weathered wood buckets would make your pond more interesting.
Don't forget to put a bench near your backyard waterfall. You'll definitely enjoy the sound of falling water while relaxing on it.
With age, when greenery around your waterfall would grow mature, it'd become even better looking than it was when you built it.
You can turn stones into beautiful vessels that would become the most interesting part of your waterfall.
A simple stone fountain is also a great addition to your garden, that you can move if necessary.
If your backyard is located on sloping slope then it's really logical to build a waterfall there.
Waterfall could become a practical addition to your fish pond when you have a separate natural filtering zone with water plants.
If you're designing a zen garden then you should forget to construct a stone waterfall there.
