Fireplace wall before and after.
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Comments (2)Outstanding and so modern looking now as an open space, congratulations!!...See MoreBefore & after: A beach house reno
Comments (4)It looks like a clever update -- looking at the photos though , it looks like an addition has been built ( at a 20 or 30 degree angle ) on one end ? Everyone is different , and the house looks like it had good bones , but I would have thought only 1 addition ( either the 'end' or the rear room' ) would have been more cost effective to get the extra space ? Overall , very well done !...See MoreBefore & After: A home makeover
Comments (5)I love the interior ! The exterior looks tidier and clean in the monochrome , but its a bit plain for me . The yellow door is great -- personally , I would have done maybe the eve in the same yellow , or the front gate , or the fascia boards , or even a 25mm line around the gutters in the yellow -- or maybe all of them . Black and white is clean , but lacks a bit of wow IMO -- the door is great but you don't actually notice it until you walk up to it by the looks of it ....See MoreBefore & After: A Country Home
Comments (18)I'm no expert , but I can't quite work out why you/they did a few things ? Presumably , people would have headed to the the 'right' on the stomework , with the original design ? It looks like there is a pathway there , whilst the wrought iron gate near the garage looked like it was ( purposely or not ) quite uninviting . So you add a really nice front door and foyer . I understand that , and encourage it . You change the windows . Presumably remove a door or ranch slider . Update everything . Again , pretty easy to understand . You add a hedge so people don't head there . Fair enough . But here's where I scratch my head . The new front door is further out -- not even sure if it is ? Maybe just a larger terrace ? So it needs a new roof profile . You change the tiles to long-run iron , so the tiles come off . You put in a new garage door . It actually looks like you have sloped the 2 roof ends -- a lot of $$$ for almost no visual effect IMO . And it even looks like you have added a new roof and profile on the left hand end , where there was a carport ? Me , I would have kept the roof profile , and therefore the same timber and framing . I would have done the new front door and foyer a bit further inwards . If I wanted more roof over the entranceway -- a flat or slightly sloping roof with a grey concrete pillar in a style sympathetic to the blade . And just me -- I would have most likely done a new , slightly larger garage on the left hand end , and used the garage space for another bedroom , or an office , study , sewing room , spa , pool table -- almost any excuse . OR have left the garage as it was , but painted the door , The 4 glass panels wouldn't have looked out of character IMO -- hey , its the customers decision , but I would have utilised the same roofline , maybe added onto the left end ( or the right depending on the construction and requirements . If you are spending money you want more space if you can IMO , rather than just an updated look , but everyone is different ....See MoreMcCabe By Design LLC
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