How to Choose the Right Fountain?

The relaxing and refreshing sound of flowing water in the house, on the terrace or in the garden can delight all the senses. While fountains for the garden and terrace are mostly used from spring to autumn, indoor fountains are suitable all year round, as a special eye-catcher and air humidifier. Indoor fountains not only improve the quality of air in the rooms, their gentle murmuring is also good for concentration and stimulating the senses. They can already produce a calming effect by their design. The warm natural tones of the Slate fountain Yang that creates perfect harmony shows clearly the special concept as the basis of its design. This also applies to the Stainless steel fountain Sirus, where shape, size and material are perfectly matched. No wonder that many fountains evoke the association with Feng Shui. After all, the basic elements such as water, wood, fire and metal can be found in almost all fountains. A ceramic fountain as the Locarno can be combined with plants, bringing the earth element with it.
Apart from the design, there are of course also practical considerations when selecting the appropriate indoor, terrace or garden fountain. Regarding the indoor fountains, the size plays an especial important role. A large sized fountain like the polymer stone fountain Riva has a diameter of 90cm. However, despite its size it can be easily transported in case you want to change its location. A "heavy weight", however, is the slate fountain Sias with 37 kilograms, but a fantastic eye-catcher at the same time. Among the lighter ones are the smaller indoor fountains that can be put not only on the ground but also on tables, dressers or pedestals. There you can choose among a variety of slate fountains, ceramic fountains and even the elegant air humidifier Munich.

At first glance it may not be noticed immediately, but the material of the fountain has a certain effect on the room or the environment. Fountains made of stone, ceramic or metal can each create a different atmosphere. For certain rooms or seasons, different colors and materials such as ceramics are better than 'cool' stainless steel fountains with their mirror effect or even a fountain of white polymer stone. Those look particularly refreshing on hot days. Slate, in its perfect geometric combination with copper, as you can find it in the slate fountain Sakura, interacts with the halogen lighting and fills the room with warmth. Therefore, you can see that the lighting can be another important aspect when choosing a fountain. Not all fountains offer this additional effect.