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Trending on Gardenista: Black Is the New Black

by Published: September 23, 2016

We’re calling it: Black doormats, glammed-up anthuriums, charred-wood garden sheds, and more garden trends of Fall 2016, this week on Gardenista.

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Above: A firewood shed is transformed into a common neighborhood space in an Italian courtyard.

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Above: Our top 10 favorite black doormats add drama to any entryway.

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Above: Our forecast for the 10 Best Garden Design Trends of Fall 2016, including touches of dusty pink and fabric-like paper bag planters.

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Above: A look inside the new brick-and-mortar Garden Objects shop in Auckland, New Zealand.

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Above: We’re rethinking anthuriums, a dusty Victorian favorite—especially when displayed in a striking vase.

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