Here’s a trick for choosing the right indoor water fountain: Mentally divide your options into five general styles. These categories work well from an interior design perspective because they’re one step removed from a specific modern or historical style. This allows you to be flexible with your choice, while at the same time sticking to your general vision for any indoor space.
Asian Water Fountains
This is far and away one of the most popular water fountain styles. This category includes Feng Shui fountains, koi fountains and Zen fountain styles. The Asian style doesn’t stick to any single country, but draws inspirations from the entire region. This is a long tradition in Western interior design that stems from the early trade in carving and porcelain routed through colonial enterprises. That blend of influences creates the Asian style we know today.
Classical Fountains
The modern fountain got its start in
European Style Indoor Fountains
The European style draws its influence from the Renaissance to the late 18th and early 19th Century. It’s a familiar style that goes well with an interior design that focuses on antique pieces. Neoclassical sculpture, Christian religious themes and detailed, textured designs dominate this style. Examples include the Sun Wall Fountain and the Lady and Cherubs Fountain.
Modern Indoor Fountains
The Rustic style is a combination of country influences and a more “lived in.” look. Indoor fountains of this style go well with the popular “shabby chic” interior design style as well as country homes and houses featuring warm, wood accents and folk art. The Rustic Grotto Indoor Fountain and Red Cedar Pump Barrel Fountain are examples of this diverse style.
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