Drop Cloth Curtains
Fashion outdoor curtains from plain old drop cloths by spray-painting the cloth with a simple, bold pattern then hanging it.
Repurposed Shutters
Zip-tied old shutters to an existing wire fence. The one-of-a-kind fence can be removed or rearranged at any time.
Shutter Screen
Alternatively, you can up-cycle old shutters into a folding partition for your outdoor space. Just attach them together with a few hinges.
Pretty Partitions
Portable partitions, such as this three-panel wicker partition from Versare, are just as easy to mount as they are to remove. It’s the perfect solution for renters in search of a non-permanent privacy fix.
Chevron Privacy Wall
A stylish chevron wall to add some privacy to your freestanding deck.
Fast-Growing Privacy Plants
Privacy plants are an attractive solution for over-exposed decks and patios, but it can take a long time for them to mature. Recommended is planting fast-growing trees like the Emerald Green Thuja, which can grow up to five feet per year.
Bamboo Plants
Use bamboo to build a high wall of green around your family’s back patio. Bamboo grows high and brings exotic charm to any outdoor space. Just be sure to pick a non-invasive species.
Use bamboo to build a high wall of green around your family’s back patio. Bamboo grows high and brings exotic charm to any outdoor space. Just be sure to pick a non-invasive species.
Faux Hedges
If you want the benefits of privacy plants without the hassle of maintaining them, line your patio with faux boxwood hedges. Strategically placed faux hedges provide privacy in a pinch for anyone who likes green spaces but lacks green thumbs.
Pop-Up Gazebo
Enjoy the four-walled privacy of your own gazebo without spending hundreds of dollars on a wood structure. Canvas gazebos are easy to set up and you can bring them with you to your next home.
Fabric Windscreens
This New York City patio desperately needed privacy. Mesh Windscreen was attached to the chain link fence using a bit of twine.
Freestanding Curtain Rods
Hang curtains of your choice from a freestanding curtain-and-rod set. This portable set-up can accommodate curtains up to 84 inches long.
PVC Pipe Screen
Make your own freestanding privacy screen using PVC tubing and simple, inexpensive bedsheets. You can use any color sheets for this customizable project to complement your other outdoor decor.
Upcycled Garage Doors
Upcycled garage door panels by securing them together with scrapped wood. The result is a privacy fence with a bohemian industrial vibe.
Dress Up Your Pergola
Wove 4’ x 15’ drop cloths through the slats of the already existing pergola. Hang some lights for a budget-friendly privacy roof that dazzles both day and night.
Panel Over Existing Fence
Rather than pay to remove the unsightly metal fence from you apartment patio, cover it up with stained and pressure-treated lumber. The horizontal panels create privacy that the pre-existing metal fence didn’t offer.
Privacy Planters
Bring privacy as well as some plant life to your deck with these charming self-watering planters with trellis. Each planter has four wheels (two that lock), so you can easily move it around or keep it stationary.
DIY Plant Wall
Make your own freestanding living wall using wood and mesh rebar. Hang potted plants using S-hooks, and they’ll provide privacy for your space as they grow.
Retractable Shades
Retractable shades are ideal for apartment-dwellers in buildings with closely spaced balconies. The shade offers privacy when needed, but you can always retract it to open up the space. Pick a color that pops, such as this orange shade.
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