Having a natural atmosphere on your outdoor will give many advantages. The natural sound of bubbling water is one of the natural aspect that can reduce unwanted noise. especially for you in the center of the crowded area. Here are some ideas of how to incorporate some natural “music” in your backyard.

Fire and Water

In this contemporary design by Mitch Kalamian, the fountain-and-fire feature exudes an Asian flair.

Recycling More Than Water

Sustainability is at its best with recycled tile and glass and porous gravel flooring in this Mediterranean courtyard. Design by Katrina Leonidov Fairchild

A Feast for the Senses

This three-tiered waterfall takes advantage of a sloped backyard, connecting a formal outdoor dining area above with a second patio below. Design by Katrina Leonidov Fairchild

Simply Elegant

Copper and stone create this minimalist fountain, designed by Sierra Hart.

In the Flow

Landscape architect Chad Robert says this outdoor space was designed to “blend visually stimulating and calming elements at the same time to create thought-provoking social spaces.”

New Life for Classic Columns

Existing columns from the home’s exterior were repurposed to create this French-themed fountain. A dark stone backdrop completes the look. Design by Mitch Kalamian

Turning Up the Volume

Designed by Scott Cohen, this Mediterranean-inspired double fountain and bubbler provides a cooling oasis for this patio.

Colorful Fountain

Colored glass provides the finishing touch for this mosaic-style stone fountain, as seen on Yard Crashers.

Serious Water Feature

RMSer watergardengirl says it took a year to build this series of waterfalls and 30′ x 18′ pond next to their deck. “We hauled 60 tons of rock from 150 miles away,” she says.