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Calling all my guys “Pride and prejudice“devotees and fans of that dreamer of the English village village! While I adore to make up”Small women “in winterAs soon as spring arrives, it’s all about running to rolled hills and charming gards of “Pride and prejudice“For me. And guess what? Iconious film 2005. With Keir Knightley and Matthew Macfadien celebrates his 20th. Anniversary – Can you believe?! (PSST … it is Netflix For a quick refund if you didn’t get to the theater!)
Although your interiors are indisputably beautiful, Outer spaces Hit me and my heart. Landscapes and gardens feel like the characters themselves and the best part? You can bring the same magic to your backyard!
Inspired by a film and deep dive into the English garden during the time Jane Austen (1775-1817), I discovered some of the principles of timeless designs. You know how we always talk about defining “rooms” in your home? Well, English knew how to do it outside! The landscape and garden play such a role in Zranca – and can be in your arrangement in the office with these tips!
1. Define “rooms” out with natural or architectural boundaries
“Oh, what are men compared to rocks and mountains?” – G. Gardiner, “Pride and Prefads (2005)“
The boundaries are everything when it comes to creating different zones in your open space. You think the fire pits are tight, elegant bricks framed approaches or lush, structured Holly-Holkva roads. Remember that charming scenes in which Bennet girls are rushing from Longburn to share news about the letter of their uncle? Notice subtle concrete walls framing their way – those details are important!
Historically, between 1760. and 1830. years, English gardens embraced walls and protection for the division of land in organized rectangular areas (In turn this page!). Everything is in creating a sense of structure within natural beauty.
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Speaking of hedges, boxwoods is a classic choice in English but We are warned If I could be inclined to in our area. So, we turned to Japanese Holly, who offers the same beautiful shape and possibility of plums while tolerating both the sun and shade. We still do not cherish our established boxes near the accessories.
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“Think only in the past as your memory gives you pleasure.” – Elizabeth Bennet, “Proud and prejudice (1813)“
Just as a well-set piece of insertion indoors, garden decorations and statues added a touch of classic elegance to the English garden of this era. Remember those beautiful low lines at the top of the pbenera pberia while Darci is trying to make up for Elizabeth? They immediately add a “finished” and sophisticated feeling. Involving Stone vases or urne is a fantastic way that a historical charm gets to your part!
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And who could forget the gases of Stoburna gardens in Wiltshire during Darki’s dramatic first proposal in the rain? The temple of Apollo, built in the early 1700s, are proudly standing on fast and even doubled as a garden for spilling in the film! Life goal for walking the basis – or perhaps Each website in the movieRecording!
3. Think of water leads
“(Pemberly House) wasa a larga, Handsome Stone Building, and backed by a rising Ground, and in front, a stream of some natural importance was sweled into greater, but without any artificial appearance. Its Banks Were Neither Formal Nor Falsely Adorned. Elizabeth Was Delighted. She Had Never Seen A Place For Which Nature Had Done More, Or Where Natural Beauty Had Been So Little Counteracted By An Awkward Taste.” – “Proud and prejudice (1813)“
Chatsvorth In Derbishire Dales (whether it was such an incredible name of cities) in a song in film. It has a 105-hectare garden, Farmidard and Ars Natural Parkland. It was said that Jane Austen visited this property in its time and was inspired by property size, making it the perfect place for Mr. Darci. The channel pond Directly in front of the house is one of the strongest sights that causes a stunning reflection of the house has certainly influenced the first “look” Elizabeth when she realizes that she could be a mistress of such a property.
Another of the most amazing features is Cascade: Impressive Engineering of Engineering who used gravity to protect water over a series of stone steps. But it doesn’t have to be in that scale! Whether it is a pond agent, it runs a flow, sophisticated wall of wall, or even just a simple bird, the presence and sound of water bring the current feeling of peaceful and relaxation in any garden.
Even our small fountains pool add that perfect touch something special. And remember that in the mood, modern traditional sopal I dreamed? This amazing lion fountain He totally caught my eye!
4. Allow a little wild
“Miss Bennet, there seemed to be pretty much wilderness on the side of your lawn. I should be glad to turn into it.” – Lady Catherine de Bourgh, “Proud and prejudice (1813)“
You know how much I love the character that climbs the vines brings home (to remember Our post about them?). Just look at the Bennet Dom, filmed at Groombridge Place! In the film, you can spot roses and ivy gracefully winding around the brick during this intense discussion between the oldest Bennet girl about Lydia and Vickham.
Our own experience with climbing vines is so rewarded – add so much organic beauty and textures. The intricate patterns of ivy against brick are just so charming. I even added a little vistery in the price in our yard, and I can’t wait to see how flourishing! Everything is related to these textures and colors against a solid background of the house.
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Just as you layers things in the home light, textile, height, English Cottage put variations on the display. It is all in various shores – with winterzels like boxes, delicate a year, lush grass and blooming shrubs.
The move according to this natural aesthetics on English gardens during the late Georgian period was a deliberate move from the strict formalities of earlier age. This new “picturesque” style celebrated the painting and romantic visions of the landscape and the surrounding structures.
In our Bartkiard plansWe have a few repetitive elements like Azaleas behind the pool, but we also intentionally created a circle of organic looks from now on behind. We have accepted the home pine trees and layers in different heights with tea olives, Japanese maples and camels because of that feeling of a wild ordinary. We also tried to skip plant in our modern house home.
5. Try the Garden for Production and pleasure
“My wife encourages me to spend as much time in the garden for my health.” – G. Collins, “Proud and prejudice (2015)“
The novels of Jane Austen are covered with wonderful references to fresh products-strawberries, grapes, windows, apples and cucumbers – which would grow on estate, either outdoors or in a greenhouse. Even if you only have a small space or a few pots, there is so much joy in growing own food!
We had an explosion with the Salsa garden in the past, planting tomatoes, peppers, plants and jalapenos. Life is a little too busy for it right now, but who knows what the future has kept? I would absolutely like to arrange a little Classic Terracotta Pots (500 BC designer staple!) And imagine Peter Rabbit who sneak through the Garden of Mr. McGregor. In addition, Terracotta is getting better with age!
When we talk about the celebration of the past, this year, Jane Austen, and of course, we had to create a subsidiary inspired garden in her honor, in her honor, in the essence of lavender and rose in her honor! I hope you enjoy this fresh and floral drinks all spring and summer.
