7. Repurposed Shutter Screen
Use a stack of old shutters to add more privacy to your outdoor oasis. (via Cottage in the Oaks)
8. The Tin Accent Wall
Add a square of tin to the wall, to create an outdoor accent and dress up the space. It adds a lot of personality. (via Crafty Texas Girls)
9. Tall Garden Pots
Use large galvanized metal tubs to plant tall grass or bamboo to create privacy screen in yard. (via Dave’s Garden)
10. Repurposed Doors
Why not use old doors as a privacy screen for your yard? (via Redoux Interiors)
11. Slat Screen
Simple and elegant. Great impact and fits perfectly within the minimalist house design. (via The Brick House)
12. Garden Slat Wall
This is great in so many ways. Especially for people who live so close to their neighbors. (via Design Dining + Diapers)
Thanks for the great ideas for privacy screens. My wife and I just moved into our house and we are looking for some ideas for the back patio area, including some privacy. I really like the outdoor privacy curtain idea; would these do okay in a rain storm? Thanks for the ideas!
Shower curtains work well
Hi. We did painters drop cloths. They are great, for privacy, rain, sun.
We love them.
I used cloth shower curtains. Easy to throw in the washer and rehang. Less mildew build up vs using regular material.
Love the idea of curtains,,especially Shower curtains.Great idea.!
I loved seeing the wattle privacy screen you featured here! I can definitely imagine how nice it would be to have a privacy screen that was easily transportable like that. I would imagine that whether it be a screen like that or a more permanent installation though, you would want to be sure that it was well constructed so it would serve it’s purpose and hold up over time. i would probably hire a professional to build the screen once I knew which kind I wanted.
These were great ideas.Will be choosing one for porch.
I loved these ideas, I can’t afford a privacy fence at the moment. I like the lattice and shower curtain ideas.