House Exterior re looking - fountain

5 years ago

last modified: 5 years ago

Hello everyone,

Appreciate your support/advice on this one.

Renovating to make more appealing and modern a section of my house outdoor where there used to be a waterfall. Planning to replace it with a new like fountain ( not sure if its the right word) but photo attached.

Please advise how I can re design that space? Not interested in fish pond.

Do note that the new fountain will keep using the same water in a cycle.

Fountain purchased, to be places against the wall, but what about all the extra space?

Not interested in fish pond.

Current state :

Purchased fountain :

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