How to Link the Inside of Your House to Your Garden

Hello World!  Welcome Friends!  We all want to be connected to our garden, these days. The Home is not a bunker anymore. It needs to open-up to nature. Below, you will find various ideas to connect your interior to everything surrounding your house. It is certainly the best way to keep a healthy state of mind.

Change the Door to your Patio

Of all the solutions, this one is certainly the “must-do” of them all. You need to break the barrier between your interior and your garden, and that is the wall that keeps them separate. There are many ways to go about doing this. You can literally remove the physical wall and replace it with a full-length set of aluminium sliding doors, or you can go for large patio doors. But keeping a simple door simply won’t do anymore, if your goal is to enjoy your garden as much as possible. This will enable you to have a full view of it, from summer through winter. For a wide variety of style and options, visit Aluprof – aluminium windows and doors.

Grow your Master Suite towards the Outdoor

If you are lucky enough to have your master suite looking out into the garden, on the second floor, then you need to elongate it outside, by adding a balcony. It doesn’t matter if there currently is nothing below (terrace, veranda, etc.), you can still built the balcony, and then decide what to place underneath it. This is the perfect solution for couples, as they can then have breakfast outside together, after a lovely night of watching the stars and enjoying a glass of wine. It can also be the perfect place, weather permitting, for someone whose office is at home.

Bring the Garden Inside the House

When we are looking for ideas to be closer to our garden, we often forget that it can also be closer to us. The best way to do that, is to add plants inside the kitchen and/or any room from which we enter into the garden. It is called biophilic designing, and it certainly was one of the hottest trends in 2021, which should continue to grow in 2022, as well. The idea is that humans should interact more with nature, in order to gain health benefits. It improves air circulation inside the house and its quality as well. While you are at it, think also of adding plants in your bathroom. Some of them just love the humidity and will be advantageous for you and your family, at the same time.

Open Up the Roof

The sun is in the sky, and so, there are no better ways to let it in, then by opening up the roof to the room adjacent to the garden. Here, we don’t mean installing a well of light, but literally a roof of glass panes. Today, these new aluminium windows are built for thermal control. That means you won’t boil like an egg during summer time, or freeze in winter. But most of all, you will gain an unequaled sense of freedom.

Click the links below for any posts you have missed:

How to Save On Home Renovations

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Get Your Backyard Summer Ready

The Best Investments You Can Make

Creating a Yard That You Love

5 Great Reasons to Remodel Your Home

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