• Indoor Tabletop Water Fountain – The Music of Nature Indoors
  • An indoor tabletop water fountain is a great way to add excitement to your home or office. Because this style of fountain is usually small in size, it can sit easily on a table, desk or shelf to add a unique design feature to the room. Adding a fountain softens the harsh corners of the room in both a physical and an emotional sense. The designs of these small fountains will fit comfortably into any room decor. They don’t require complicated plumbing or power sources. Consider using the principles of Feng Shui when determining the best placement for your fountain.
  • Popular Designs
  • There are many designs available for an indoor tabletop water fountain. They are made of various materials so that you can pick a design that blends with the furnishing and other items in the room where the fountain will be place. For example, you can choose a design of copper cattails rising from a copper base. The cattails form the tip of the fountain which splashes into the base below. A very different type of fountain is created with flat slate tiers suspended over a metal bowl. A small votive candle tops the uppermost tier.
  • Stay With Your Theme
  • Regardless of the room style that you prefer, adding a themed indoor tabletop water fountain will enable you to add excitement to the total concept, without adding frenetic energy to the feel of the room. A fountain provides a calming and peaceful effect; thanks to the mild sounds of water splashing from one catchment down to the next until the base or bowl is reached. Many fountains have a somewhat Asian ambiance, although there are other designs from country/Western to contemporary styles. Because of the size, a fountain can be placed in such a way as to draw attention to an otherwise bland corner or it can become the focal point of the entire room.
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  • Indoor Tabletop Water Fountain – The Music of Nature Indoors
    By Katie Robbins