Now this is a lovely design trend – bring the nature inside. It’s quite easy to blur the line between outdoor space and your home interiors. This type of design will make for a lovely and relaxing indoor environment, which will always keep you in a good mood. See the detailed and easy tips you can use to merge outdoors with indoors, and share your own ideas and experiments.
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Samantha Winterland (Sam) is the owner and creator of Best Home Ideas. Having graduated from the Withehouse Institute of Design Australia, she has devoted her blog to exploring the latest innovations in interior design. Sam admits she loves everything DIY and is always ready to face a new challenge.
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June 9, 2017
Excellent tips! I’ve always liked glass walls because it brings in more natural light. I guess bringing in the outdoor feel is another reason for me to like glass walls. But like you said, it’s important to make the outdoor space clean and well-designed as well so that it doesn’t bring any cluttered view inside the house.