It is surprising how much more attention is paid to back gardens than to the front. Whilst there will usually be a great deal more space to get creative in the back garden, far fewer people will actually get to see and enjoy the back garden. Indeed, the front garden will usually be the place where the majority of people will form their opinions about your home.

There are many different things that will make a patio great, but the most important of these will be a sense of cohesion. Ultimately, you can have a wide range of attractive ornaments, bric-a-brac and interesting pieces of garden furniture, but if they do not seem to sit well together then you may well end up with a patio that is less than appealing.

Prospective customers can tell a lot about a new business partner from the way their office looks. And the choice of layout and furniture will have big impact on the staff too. They want to work in a stylish and comfortable environment that is ergonomically sound and looks great at the same time. No one wants to be caged up in a dull grey cubicle.

It’s only natural at this time of year to think about giving the house and garden a bit of a spruce up and makeover. Designs and styles get a bit stale over time and a fresh new look breathes new life into any property. Everyone needs a change from time to time.