Define the exterior of your property and make a statement.
Apart from protection and privacy purposes your boundary wall adds beauty. Uplift the exterior of your house and mix textures and materials to create the perfect boundary wall that suits you and stands out from the crowd.
Elevate the aesthetic appeal of your home and choose from these wall designs.
1. Scenic Tiered Retaining Wall
Very modern boundary wall with a scenic appeal. This tiered retaining wall design has layers and texture. It’s a dazzling, high concrete fence used for both safety and beauty.
The concrete is usually smooth and gray, with geometric gaps and lines for interest. The gaps also allow air and light to pass through.
The combination of dark concrete and glass infills makes this wall a focal point of any outdoor space. The flowerbeds soften the view but, at the same time, give it depth.
2. Concrete & Timber
Mixing materials can be successful in creating a warmer and textured look to a modern design.
With this wall, we have a mix of timber infill and concrete panels. The timber panels add a natural, warm look to the exterior in combination with the white.
3. Black Horizontal Slats
Are you looking for a modern fence style that preserves privacy without being too closed off?
Consider this look with black horizontal cedar slats. This fencing looks great next to a lush green lawn or beautiful flower beds. This is a very durable wall choice because it’s made of aluminum slats that have been sandwiched between precast concrete.
It is considered a good choice to match with modern architecture.
4. Ornamental Home Boundary Wall Design
Going for a design to emphasize both security and looks. Well, this is the perfect pick!
The best thing is that ornamental boundary walls can be designed according to the requirements and liking of your choice. The ornamental part of the wall definitely makes a statement and gives any wall a designer look.
5. Corten Wall Infills
These decorative metalwork panel infills combine contemporary aesthetics with safety and practicality.
They are lightweight, easy to install, long-lasting and require very minimal maintenance. The clean lines of the panel silhouette, combined with different patterns,, balance precision and prettiness to enhance the look of any wall.
6. Metal Design
Metal fences cost much more than wood fences, but they last much longer and require far less maintenance. In practice, most residential metal fences are custom-built, requiring on-site welding, though tons of prefab metal fences are available.
Metal fences tend to be black, or if not black, white. They can be painted or powder coated in any color under the sun.
This is a great way to achieve a subtle and modern appearance.
7. Gabion Wall
In landscaping, gabion wall designs have become quite popular. A gabion wall is a retaining wire wall that’s filled with stones.
When it comes to fences, this type of wall is usually combined it with wood posts or panels for a more striking effect.
Choose beautiful stones like large cobblestones or local rocks to complement the landscape, and you’ll be amazed by their appearance.
8. Peek-a-Boo Compound Wall
If you’re seeking privacy, yet you want to allow some light and air to pass through, this could your perfect choice.
This type of fence is made up of panels with openings between them. The openings may be round, square, or slit-shaped and can be of varying sizes. Peekaboo walls are usually made of wood or metal, but here is an example of an opening made in the brick wall.
9. Wooden Lattice Fence
This design is simply beautiful, but if you love flowers, you can make a decorative boundary wall with flowering plants climbing up it.
This white painted lattice helps the plant really stand out, as it contrasts against any bright blooms and deep green foliage. By painting the lattice white, you also achieve a classic, New England style, which would look great in any cottage garden.
The lattice design can also be used to accent a wall by having it only at the top.
10. Brown Metal Profile Compound Wall
A metal compound wall is a type of wall that is made from a combination of metal and another material, typically concrete. They are usually made from steel or aluminum, but other metals could be used too.
Here, we have a combination of brick columns fitted in between metal panels. These walls are very durable and can withstand high levels of wear and tear.
11. Metal Panel Fencing With Lattice Top
As well as creating a boundary, this type of fencing can transform your outside space with a clean and stylish finish. Here the lattice top adds a decorative element to the plain metal panels. Lattice elements are always great for vining plants.
Metal garden fencing is long-lasting without costly, time-consuming annual treatments.
12. Dark Hues And Hedges
Garden fences painted black can be surprisingly effective in the landscape. Dark fences act as a stunning backdrop for bright green foliage, provide understated privacy where needed and make garden borders disappear.
Black and charcoal-gray fences work well as backdrops for formal plantings. They highlight plant structure. The dark hues look elegant and sophisticated and provide a stage to highlight the form of the clipped hedges.
13. A Double Wall Design
With this wall, we have an example of how a plain white concrete wall is transformed into a modern, contemporary design with vertical metal fixtures.
Here, the vertical metal fixtures become a double barrier and, at the same time, are perfect for vining plants.
14. Sustainable Fencing
Look no further if you’re looking for a modern and rustic wall design. Here is a wall combining wood and stone.
The mix of traditional and gabion fencing makes the colors and textures stand out. Mixing gabion and wood fencing gives the property something unique and adds a little extra security and structure.
That way, you can screen off your garden from the neighbors while still enjoying plenty of fresh air and sunshine.
15. Stone Clad Wall
Nothing says sturdy and robust like a stone-cladded boundary wall. This is why stone cladding is widely used in dressing up compound walls.
Stone cladding is a decorative covering with natural stones. It can be used to overlay cement, steel or concrete walls. Premium rocks like Granite, Limestone, Travertine, Sandstone and Slate can be used for cladding. Stone cladding can be used to insulate a wall, which can be beneficial in cold weather climates.
They give any area a natural, rustic appearance while establishing a distinctive and classic design.
16. Stucco Fence With Precast Concrete
A precast concrete wall is a superior alternative to a stucco wall. It offers a fantastic look to the overall exterior of any house.
Precast concrete stucco walls offer both the beauty and appeal of stucco combined with stone, with the strength and durability of concrete. This is a long-lasting and visually appealing type of fencing that utilizes concrete, natural stone or brick, and architectural finishes.
17. Garden Wall Beds
Build a standalone garden wall to help zone your yard. Try filling your garden wall beds with gravel and a mixture of plants to add further interest and vibrancy.
The best option is to choose bright plants against a lighter brick, making a solo garden wall stand out.
18. Rubble Stone Wall
Looking for a traditional aesthetical look?
Here is a tiered cobblestone wall upgraded in white. It is complimented well with the overflowing blanket of blooming flowers.
19. Stone, Brick and Concrete Compound Walls
Stone, brick and concrete walls are a great way to add decoration and protective features to your home and give it a modern, contemporary look.
The material is durable and does not need to be anchored into the ground when it’s installed. When choosing this type of wall for your home, consider the colors you want it to look like when it’s complete.
20. Low Front Boundary Wall
A low boundary wall offers more light and air to your front yard. Setting the guard yet giving it a more inviting appeal without having a high, overbearing wall.
This wall is a combination of concrete posts with a stone clad in between to give it texture, make it a great outdoor feature.
21. Medium Height Wall With Front Flowerbed
This is an inviting look with a precast concrete medium-height wall with front flowerbeds.
Focus on native plants and drought-tolerant plants for low-maintenance flower beds. Think smartly about your hardscape as well. You can use gravel or rocks, pavers, bricks – whatever works well in your climate and style . Wise choices will allow you to relax in your front yard and not spend all your time working in it.
22. Minimalist Front Wall
A simple concrete wall with clean lines and colors is perfect for a modern and contemporary home.
A very tall, minimalist front wall can create an uninviting ambiance. Therefore, consider placing tall pot plants or garden beds before the wall to break up the monotony and create visual interest.
23. Boundary Wall With Inner Garden Beds
Why not incorporate landscaping features into your boundary walls for a unique design. It’s an option perfect if you don’t have much of a garden.
Consider garden beds, flower boxes, wall planters or climbing plants.
24. Graphite Wall
If you want to add a touch of sophistication to your home, then you may want to consider a boundary wall design with graphite.
Add elegant lights around the graphite wall to brighten up the boundary of your house. Having lights around your boundary wall can do wonders for your home exteriors.
