20 Fencing Ideas For Any Yard

Learn about the different types of materials and accessories that can be used to build a fence, and see which would work best in your yard!

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March 23, 2015

By: Lauren Fansler

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White-Washed Picket Fence

This classic American style is a timeless look that will add immense curb appeal to your front, or back, yard.

Square Wooden Fence Posts

A horizontal split wood fence creates a dreamy backdrop in a rural setting. In home gardens, wood is the most commonly used material.

Metal Posts

This simple, metal fence helps keep the space safe, but doesn't obstruct the beautiful view.

From: Wesley Stout Associates

Weathered Steel Fence

If you enjoy a metal fence, you might also like the weathered steel look that changes appearance with time.

From: Kurt Kraisinger

Lattice Enclosure

Diamond lattice fencing creates a visually appealing barrier and supports growing vines, creating an organic enclosure.

Stacked Stone Fence

A stacked stone fence creates gorgeous curb appeal and blends in with the natural surroundings.

Brick Columns

Brick columns add a mix of materials and break up the redundancy of the wooden posts.

From: Aesthetic Gardens

Concrete Fencing

A more modern option is a concrete barrier that is not only stylish, but also functional.

From: Juxtapose Design Build

Round Wooden Fence Post

Looking for a more rustic look? A round wooden fence has a rustic look that will age beautifully over time.

Glass Barrier

Do you need a barrier, but have a view you don't want to cover up? A glass fence is a great option! The glass barrier offers shelter from the wind without interrupting the stellar views.

From: Katherine Carter Design

Hedge Fence

Here is a green fencing option: boxwoods. This barrier not only is green, but also adds so much charm.

From: Bronwyn Poole

Contemporary Wooden Fencing

For a contemporary look, try horizontal slatted lines for a more clean, streamline fence option.

From: MESA Design Group

Wrought Iron Fence

Wrought iron is a timeless and versatile look that can span over many different styles.

From: John Daugherty, Realtors

Stone Pillars

Stone pillars are a nice juxtaposition against the wooden fence. Using a natural material, such as stone can create a beautiful, organic look in your backyard or garden.

From: Bill Bocken

Trellis Fencing

A trellis can provide a serene backdrop to a garden and support for climbing plants or trees.

Raw Materials

The raw materials and natural wood add a rustic and organic look, that helps the fencing blend in with its natural surroundings.

From: Cornerstone Architects

Geometric Framework

If you want to spice up your fence you can have a design created between posts that will add an aesthetic look your yard.

Stucco Fence

If you have a southwestern home, a stucco fence may be a great option for you! This type of fence can create a barrier while also match up with your home style.

From: Tate Studio Architects

Wood + Wire

A wood-framed wire fence has a rustic look and easy installation.

From: Heidi Richardson

Fence Post Caps

A way to enhance the look of your fence is by adding a post cap. These came in all shape, sizes and colors and can really make your fence standout.

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