Artists who have the chance to withdraw on a terrace after work - for example, often wonder how they can make the corresponding area a little more creative. After all, it would be nice if this area would also be a bit the soul of the residents against mirrors t, or not?
The good news is that there are many different options to give its terrace an artistic and creative flair. Apart from the fact that the individual taste is important, it can be worthwhile to be inspired by current trends.
The following sections show what is possible and how much fun it can be to make a terrace a place of artistic development. At the same time, they should encourage to reinvent the respective area again and again. This ensures that the relaxed hours in the open air will certainly not be boring.
Tip 01 - a natural, elegant flooring

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If you want to stage your terrace in an artistic way, you should make sure that nothing distracts from the essentials. , elegant and robust wood terrace boards create an excellent basis. Depending on the material, they do not make high demands on maintenance and cleaning.
Those who want to protect this floor space a little more extensively should put on paint or glaze. This creates a kind of intermediate layer that helps to avoid different types of signs of wear in the best possible way.

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Tip 02 - Creative color schemes and textures
The modern style of your terrace or courtyard can be emphasized Boho style
Modern terraces and courtyards are usually characterized by neutral colors such as light brown, beige, gray, cream or monochrome combinations such as black and white or gray and white.
Courageous color accents in Fuchsia, blue, pink, purple or yellow can set accents here and harmonize perfectly with the green tones outdoors. Through the skillful use of textures such as concrete, wood, basket furniture, metal, different textiles and other materials, you can give your room a unique charm and make it something special.
Tip 03 - harmoniously coordinated flowers
In the meantime, there are numerous studies about the extent to which plants are able to have a positive effect on the inspiration and creativity of a person . Accordingly, it goes without saying that these special accessories should not be missing on an artistically furnished terrace. Those who want to ensure a harmonious overall picture should make sure to optimally coordinate the flowers they stage.
At the same time, it is advisable to adapt the colors of the plants to other decorative elements (see Tip No. 3). This is exactly what offers the eye the opportunity to rest at one point again and again, in order to then search for the next optical highlights.
Tip 04-decorative elements on the wall
Who claimed that it would only be allowed to use decorative elements indoors? There are numerous manufacturers who focused outdoor areas Thanks to robust materials, these are often able to defend themselves against different weather influences.
At the same time, it is advisable to demonstrate your own DIY skills. So nothing stands in the way of an even more personal design of this area.
Tip 05 - an individual furnishing style
Anyone who thinks of the word "facility" often thinks of the interior. Nevertheless, it makes sense to follow a certain style with regard to the most appealing design of the terrace, even outdoors. Here it can be worthwhile to orientate yourself on the designs around living and sleeping areas.
Because: terraces can of course also be designed minimalist, rustic , Mediterranean or retro style .
In the case of a corresponding project, it is only important to make sure that the furniture and furnishing elements are intended for the outdoor area. Tables, chairs and other accessories are then characterized by a convincing durability and are also able to defend themselves against UV rays, dirt and the like over a comparatively long period of time.
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Tip 06-an outdoor studio

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Many hobby artists and professionals will confirm it: Art in the open air is often a little more fun. transforming at least part of its terrace into an outdoor studio Depending on which materials are used at work, it is of course important to clear them away after work in order to avoid loss of quality.
What is certain, however, is that numerous creative people can benefit from the combination of fresh air and garden environment when it comes to finding new ideas for their works of art.

Owner and managing director of Kunstplaza . Publicist, editor and passionate blogger in the field of art, design and creativity since 2011. Successful conclusion in web design as part of a university degree (2008). Further development of creativity techniques through courses in free drawing, expression painting and theatre/acting. Profound knowledge of the art market through many years of journalistic research and numerous collaborations with actors/institutions from art and culture.