Assuming there is an internal room behind it wouldn't be possible to install the water blade into the wall itself for two reasons; you require quite a substantial depth to accommodate the unit and it needs to be accessible for maintenance. Perhaps there is a solution to extending the wall above the eaves to combat the above, but I would be extremely cautious about having continuous water running down a wall.

Thanks very much Honeypoppet, I love the pics and the sculptures are a great idea. I am more drawn to the idea of the water feature for the sound of the trickling water as well as the interest aspect. I am not sure whether a polyresin one looks realistic though and whether the one I have seen online is the right colouring. I have gone round so many garden centres but the choice has been really limited!

Thank you for your comments..I'd love to brighten it with a rug but alas oo many dogs and we live in the country so its always muddy in the winter... im really tempted to go all mushroom..Thanks again

Hi there, What is the globe feature in the middle? Is it a statuary or a fire bowl of some sorts? If it is a fire bowl, I would probably increase the paved circle area around it to be able to place some seating. If it is statuary, I would work on a nice planting scheme to go around the circled paving area. Planting around it would accentuate the circle shape (which seems to be a theme in the garden as you seem to have a circular lawn as well) as you would then have a kind of a circular border around it, which can be seen from a distance (due to the height of the plants). If you need any further help, I offer a range of online garden design services from sketches and planting plans only to garden plans with 3D visuals. I would be glad to help! Good luck with your project! Deborah The Rooted Concept Garden Designs