Add a Garden Statue to Your Home Landscape
By Christine Bude, published Jun 24, 2008
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Garden statues are a lovely focal point for a yard or garden. The statue is a decorative contrast to its surroundings, drawing the eye upward. Statues are a lawn decoration that come in many shapes and sizes. The garden statue will enhance the yard for years to come. Take time to consider where the statue will be placed. Measure the area to help determine how big of a statue the garden spot will accommodate. Objects have a way of looking smaller than they are when in the showroom. Take a picture of the area that you plan to place the statue in. The picture and measurement come in handy when talking to the statuary salesperson.Statues can be found in garden landscaping stores and in statuary stores, where the statues are produced. Statues can also be purchased over the Internet.
You may want to spend some time shopping for statues before purchasing one. Statues come in a variety of sizes, themes, materials and hues. Spend time deciding what you find appealing and what will fit into your landscape.
Statues can be small and simple or large and elaborate. They can be understated and elegant or ornate and magnificent. Place woodland fairies and mythical gnomes in a woodland garden setting. The choice is up to you.
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There are many types of statues. The statue in your yard makes a statement about you and what you think abut. Following are just a few of the types of statues available. These statues are listed on Statue.com
Statues come in traditional or contemporary styles. Traditional statues are similar to the statues seen in parks in cities around Europe.
Classical Statues include Greek Statues, Roman Statues, Nudes and reproductions of classical works of art.
Religious Statues include Catholic (Virgin Mary, Jesus and Saints), Angels, Buddha and Hindu.
Animal and Wildlife Statues include pets and wild animals, include dogs, eagles, horse, cat, frog, elephant, bear, dolphin, giraffe, bird, lion, deer, moose and turtle.
Mythical Creatures include gargoyles, dragon, faeries, gnomes, mermaids, wood nymph, unicorn and Pegasus.
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Add a Garden Statue to Your Home Landscape
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Takeaways
- Statues add decoration to the yard.
- Shop around to find a statue you love.
- Statues can be installed as a DIY, do it yourself, project.
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