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A sculptural fence. 300 Cor-Ten steel blades make up this sculptural fence that winds around; 8 feet tall, which keeps out local deer.

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Go dry. With a jet-style fountain, aeration causes a significant amount of water to be lost to evaporation. Yes, they are pretty, and we love the sound of running water, but consider running fountains and waterfalls only when you’re entertaining. With its classic shape and bands of textural interest, this well-designed fountain would look great even when dry.

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Wind - Consider the mesmerizing motion of a good-quality wind sculpture like this one by artist Lyman Whitaker.

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With wine bottles. Bottle trees are common in the southern United States, where legend portrays them as a way to capture evil spirits. Typically a metal frame or pieces of rebar are placed in the ground and topped with inverted wine bottles.

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As a one-of-a-kind fence. Here we see rebar used as structural support for a unique custom fence. Thin strips of metal are woven through it, adding depth and texture. A quick trip to your building supply store will reveal several options in sheet metal and roof flashing that can be used in this type of installation

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