How To Dress Up Your Garden With Theme ornaments

Introduction

Gardens can be mesmerizing places to spend time. Just ask anyone who has ever sat down with a cup of tea and looked out over a yard. It doesn’t matter if it’s in the front or the back of your house, the garden is always an oasis of calm and beauty. But have you ever stopped to think that your garden could be even more amazing than it already is? How, you ask? By adding themed ornaments, of course! It may sound like an unusual idea, but I promise you: once you see some examples below, you’ll be as excited about these little additions as I am. So sit back and enjoy these ideas for incorporating themes into your yard!

Asian

Asian theme ornaments are mostly used for decorating the garden. The most popular type of Asian ornaments are Chinese hibiscus, bonsai plants and lotus flowers. You can also use metal wind chimes that would look great with your garden’s theme.

Asian themes will make you feel as if you were at an Asian restaurant while sitting in your own backyard!

Australian

Australian theme ornaments are a great way to add a bit of fun to your garden. There are many Australian themed ornaments you can incorporate into your space, such as kangaroos and koalas. These adorable animals will be sure to bring a smile on everyone’s face! You could also add some red flowers that are native to Australia, like waratahs and bottlebrush trees.

Beachy

Beach themed ornaments are a great way to add some extra pizzazz to your garden. These beachy ornaments can be used for a variety of different things, including:

A centerpiece for your outdoor dining table
A decoration for an outdoor lounge area
An addition to a collection of other theme ornaments you may have in your yard (such as beach themed wind chimes)

Birds and wildlife

You can add a lovely touch of nature to your garden by incorporating birds and wildlife into your décor. Here are some ideas:

Bird houses are a great way to bring in natural elements that are also decorative, while providing shelter for wild birds. They come in many different styles, from traditional to modern and everything in between.
Bird feeders allow you to attract birds right up close so you can see them up close as they eat out of the feeder! There’s no better way for kids (and adults) to learn about birds than by watching them eat!
Bird baths provide water for thirsty birds, keeping them healthy and active throughout the day — which means more fun for us too! These basins look great on patios or decks because they’re easy-to-use; just fill ’em up with tap water once every other week so it stays fresh! A little maintenance goes a long way here!

Classical

Classical ornaments are not just for the garden. They can be used indoors too and will look equally at home on your mantlepiece, kitchen shelf or in the hallway.

Classical ornaments are usually made of metal, stone or ceramic and are very detailed and intricate. Some have specific functions such as a clock but most are decorative items to be admired.

Contemporary

Contemporary ornaments are modern, stylish and contemporary. They have a wide range of styles and designs, but they all share one thing in common: they are made from a wide range of materials. They can be used to add some extra sparkle to your garden while also being decorative as well as functional. If you’re looking to make your garden stand out from the crowd then these contemporary theme ornaments might just be exactly what you need!

Country lifestyle

Country lifestyle themed ornaments are a great way to add a little country charm to your garden and make it feel like home. These ornaments can be found in many different styles, but the overall look is one of rustic charm.

Cowgirl Boots Ornament
Cactus Ornament
Cowboy Hat Ornament

Food and cooking

While most of your theme ornaments will be used to decorate the garden, there are many ways you can use theme ornaments to create a theme that fits your cooking style. These include kitchen utensils, coffee makers and cups, baking pans and molds, food storage containers and plates.

Fairytale and mythological themes

If you are looking to add a little whimsy to your garden, themes such as fairy tales and mythology are great options. Fairy tale and mythological ornaments can be found at most garden centers, but if you want something unique and more personal, try shopping around for antique ornaments from flea markets or auctions.

Fairy tale themed items include:

Cinderella’s pumpkin carriage
Snow White’s dwarves house/mine
Sleeping Beauty’s castle

Garden tools and implements theme

You can add theme ornaments to your garden and make it look more interesting. These theme ornaments can be used in the garden as well as in the house. For example, you can put them on your kitchen countertops, dining table, etc., too.

Many people like themes in their homes and gardens, so these ornaments are perfect for those people! They come in different sizes, shapes and colors so you can pick what suits you best!

Garden features theme ornaments

You can also incorporate theme ornaments into your garden. You may not be able to get them all at once but you may be able to gradually collect them as you see fit. For example, maybe you want a fountain but will start with a bird house or a small watering can and work from there.

Fountains
Statues
Fences
Gates
Bird houses
Benches * Paths (stones, bricks) Water features (fountains) Furniture (benches & chairs) Gardening tools(wheel barrows, hoes etc…) Fishing ponds Rockeries

Garden water features theme ornaments

Water features add interest to your garden, and there are so many different types of water features. They can be as simple as a bird bath or as complex as a fish pond, but they all have one thing in common: they are great ways to attract wildlife to your garden. Water features can also be used to create a relaxing environment in your garden, which means you can enjoy them even when you aren’t using them for their intended purpose.

The nice thing about adding theme ornaments is that they will last much longer than other decorative items in your landscaping because the weather won’t damage them like it could with plants or other materials. If you want something that will last longer than most other items available on the market today then consider incorporating some theme ornament ideas into your projects!

Insects and creepy crawlies theme ornaments

Insects have been a popular theme for garden ornamentation for many years. They are colorful, interesting and fit well with other garden themes such as country gardens, wildlife gardens, naturalistic gardens and more. Insects can be incorporated into your garden in many different ways so they will fit in with the overall style of your landscape design. Some insects like butterflies are best represented using realistic looking models but there are also some fun cartoon-style models that can enhance your yard or patio even more!

Creepy crawlies on the other hand include spiders (which don’t necessarily make you feel creepy) along with worms, cockroaches and other insects that might scare away potential visitors from entering your home or business premises!

Garden animals and pets theme ornaments (including farm, zoo and wild)

Animals and pets can be a great addition to your garden. They are also very versatile theme ornaments that you can use to represent your interests, hobbies, lifestyle and more.

If you love animals then it would be a great idea to incorporate them into your garden design using the following animal themed decorations:

Animal statues: Animal statues could be used as a focal point in the garden or placed at various places around the yard. They are often used as decorative pieces along with other theme ornaments such as fountains and bird baths.
Animal sculptures: Sculptures made from metal, wood or stone can be used as standalone pieces in any part of the yard/garden (e.g., by the front door) but they could also be included in groupings that include other types of theme ornaments like statues/statuesque pieces etcetera

Hobbies and interests (gardening, writing, sports) theme ornaments.

Gardening – Flower pots, gardening gloves, and shovels are great for the gardener in your life.

Writing – Pens, notebooks, and knickknacks that inspire writers to continue their craft. Sports – Balloons and basketballs for sport enthusiasts. Hobbies/interests – Puzzles or items from other hobbies/interests like fishing rods or chess sets can also be used as theme ornaments in your garden.

Conclusion

We hope you’ve enjoyed learning about the different themes that can be used to decorate your garden, and how to create some of them. If you have any other ideas for theme ornaments in the garden, please share them here so that others may benefit from your experience and knowledge!