Showing posts with label Bohemian garden. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Bohemian garden. Show all posts

Friday, June 22, 2018

Dreamy Boho Garden Spaces III

Dreamy. image via nature



There is nothing more beautiful than nature itself, which is perfectly expressed amid Bohemian decor full of the colors and textures of nature, but with a dreamy, ethereal vibe that only Boho style allows. 

Take a peek and be inspired by these amazing and beautiful Boho garden spaces and maybe you will add a touch of this relaxed, colorful style to your own home and garden decor. 




Colorful hanging lanterns add beautiful bursts of bright color


Cow skulls& succulents image cowgirl magazine


Pitch an amazing tie dye tent


Upcycle an old tin lunch box or biscuit box and use as a charming planter



A vintage dining set below a sunlit arbor of grapevine leaves



Boho moon bird feeder


Add cushions to tree stumps


Create a Celtic knot or mandala with stones


Cozy cushions and pillows for lounging and reading or meditating


Water lily in concrete stone trough via Pinterest


Grapevine wreaths with succulents as dreamcathers








Amazing boho garden spaces

Create your own Boho mobile windchime with branches or driftwood. Attach stones, shells, and beads with bits of old chain or cord.


Moss covered Buddha. Encourage moss growth with buttermilk. 



Which is your favorite? 


Have a great week!
 Laura


Article copyright ©Laura Beth Love for Dishfunctional Designs™ 2018
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Tuesday, June 5, 2018

The Upcycled Garden Volume 11 - Creative Garden Ideas


I'm back. Again. With more.

Happy June...summer is already almost here.


Check out my June picks for the most creative, unique, and beautiful ways to wow your outdoor landscape and create some fun, artistic, and functional art by incorporating salvaged and repurposed materials into your yard and garden. Check it out!


Old sale & pepper shakers turned into decorative plant stakes (above & below)  AVelvetLeaf, Etsy



Repurposed door in the garden


Flower pot door wreath by Judy, 20 North Ora

There's nothing better in the world than a beautiful greenhouse in your backyard


Transform old hula hoops into amazing garden decorations DIY from A Floral Designs
Photo by Cassia Owen Photography

Old rusty rebar forms + greenery = cobblestone art for your garden



Turn large old tins into garden planters

Mason jars with tea lights hung on old hutch doors

Old door used to help support stored firewood

Turn a old sink into a bird bath


Stay tuned for more Upcycled Garden ideas!

I hope you enjoyed this post.
Please leave me a comment below! 


Have a great week!
 Laura


Article copyright ©Laura Beth Love for Dishfunctional Designs™ 2018
all rights reserved

Friday, June 1, 2018

The Upcycled Garden Volume 10 - Creative Garden Ideas

I'm back. 

What happened to May? I can hardly believe that it's June already...and that means it's time for some new upcycled garden ideas. Yay!


Check out my June picks for the most creative, unique, and beautiful ways to wow your outdoor landscape and create some fun, artistic, and functional art by incorporating salvaged and repurposed materials into your yard and garden. 

I've been doing the Upcycled Garden blog posts for many years now, and it's one of the things I most enjoy. I never cease to be amazed by the creativity and ingenuity folks have when it comes to upcycling items into cool garden art. Check it out!


Glass doorknobs as garden stakes



Make a garden trellis from the base of an on treadle sewing machine



Half a car garden gate



Volkswagen hood patio umbrella



Create unique garden art with old vases, glassware and figurines + E6000 adhesive



Painted tires, some used as planters. From Jillruth.com



Lampshade frame used in the garden via Blondie Day



Turn an old dustpan into a succulent garden with a bit of chicken wire



Tree branch hose rack



Brightly painted coffee tin cans make colorful planters



Transform a simple grapevine wreath into a succulent dreamcatcher with yarn and succulents



Old washbins make great container gardens (above and below)




I hope you enjoyed this post.
Please leave me a comment below! 



Have a great week!
 Laura


Article copyright ©Laura Beth Love for Dishfunctional Designs™ 2018
all rights reserved