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Responsible use of precious natural resources within the home is a high priority for many of us today, and these concerns are extending into the garden. Water features have long fascinated homeowners and visitors alike with their aesthetic and sensory charms. Designers and brands have responded to demand by conscious consumers and devised more energy- and water-efficient options with no-less dazzling designs. “There is magic and joy in water features, and if we can minimise the power requirement by clever design and minimal water flow, a well-designed water feature will be an enchanting and evocative focal point,” says renowned sculptor David Harber.
Mindful design
Mesmerising shallow rills, water walls and spheres use a fraction of the water and power needed for formerly popular