Creative Garden Gate Idea Gallery

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If you want to make a fabulous entrance, you need a great garden gate! Whether they’re functional or decorative, garden gates can make a big artistic statement. Come step into my garden and join my obsession.

Related: Idea Gallery of Arbors, Trellis, Obelisks and More.

Want to make a grand entrance to your garden? Add a fabulous garden gate! Or turn one into garden art or trellis or whatever you like! Garden gates are simply charming!

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I photograph garden gates everywhere I go. I’m sure it’s connected to the fact that I’m a complete garden geek and I get this wave of excitement passing through any garden gate to see what’s on the other side.

I’ll share a few photos here and below you find the gateway to a whole bunch more ideas.

Want to make a grand entrance to your garden? Add a fabulous garden gate! Or turn one into garden art or trellis or whatever you like! This gate is stained black, and provides privacy and nice, wide entry way for bringing supplies into the backyard.

Once a garden gate has used up its first life, it’s time to transform into garden art. Garden Gate 2.0 is just as sweet!

Want to make a grand entrance to your garden? Add a fabulous garden gate! Or turn one into garden art or trellis or whatever you like! These old metal gates are a classic design that looks great both outdoors and indoors as home decor.

I got this one from a junk pile. Fortunately, there’s still a few remaining second-hand shop owners who don’t see the beauty of these old metal gates.

Want to make a grand entrance to your garden? Add a fabulous garden gate! Or turn one into garden art or trellis or whatever you like! These old metal gates look great hanging on a fence or outdoor wall.

Wooden gates make great art too. If you ever see one in the trash, rescue it! They can be reused as gates, hung on walls, or used as dividers in the garden.

If you want to make a fabulous entrance, you need a great garden gate! Whether they're functional or decorative, garden gates can make a big artistic statement.

A lone garden gate is also a great place to hang garden art or signs.
Want to make a grand entrance to your garden? Add a fabulous garden gate! Or turn one into garden art or trellis or whatever you like! Old wooden gates can be used in so many creative ways!
With the addition of barn door hardware (Amazon.com affiliate link), old doors become garden gates:

And, this next one pays tribute to my love of anticipation. What’s in that secret garden?
How to make your own optical illusion garden mirror. There's a simple trick that makes this project much easier than it looks!

The free tutorial for this DIY optical illusion garden mirror is here.

Garden Gate Ideas on Pinterest

Garden Gate and Arches: there's lots of ideas on Pinterest!
Garden Gates & Arches on Pinterest

Garden Gate Ideas Around the Web

I’m happy to report that my blogging buddies share my obsession.

Garden Gates on Amazon

There’s quite a few varieties of gate styles on Amazon (this is my affiliate link). Have a look to gather ideas and then see what you can find locally.

More Garden Idea Galleries

I’ve got lots of idea galleries for you to explore including arbors, planters, sheds, garden art, and more!

~Melissa the Empress of Dirt ♛

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  1. Hi Melissa,
    In one of your posts, you had a vintage bird cage with succulents inside the bird cage. Do you know where I can find a bird cage like the one in your picture?
    Thanks!

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