Exterior Paint Colour Scheme for 70's brick
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Comments (2)Could you add an exterior picture of the front door? Is the roof tile terracotta with some charcoal colour throughout? I've seen house with similar brick and roof colour (I think) and they've done new gutters and fascia in colorbond monument. Looks great. The colour is already there on the window sills and fence capping tile....See MoreExterior improvements - 70s brick veneer
Comments (9)Wow now we can see the front, I think you should use the double garage for parking with side access to the garden to unload shopping etc. Remove the other roller door and carport, replace the carport with a pergola,. As previously suggested make lovely garden path access from the new front gate which would be to the left side of the picket fence, , Run another courtyard fence off the garage so that you can plant this area and include a clothes line, this now the rear entrance to the house. At the end of the new pathway to the lane side of the house, extend the deck and add stairs so that you come from the pathway up onto the deck on the old carport side. All that parking drive way parking space could be a lovely out door area. Paint the garage doors and gutters on both buildings grey to match your roof.Use a fence similar to this with a gate at the front and between the neighbours to the left. cheers,...See MoreColour and Design Advice for '70's Blonde Brick House
Comments (14)It might be nice if you removed the awning on the left near the bottom of the stairs and replaced it with a pergola painted in black. I was going to mention the security screens but you have that covered already. I agree with also doing something with the driveway. We had an ugly black cobblestone driveway and replaced it with a light coloured exposed aggregate with a few black specks and it totally changed our house...See MoreGlass options and general street appeal ideas 70s blonde brick house
Comments (13)Haha I had to go hard on the conifers to access the garage. When we first arrived we literally had trouble getting cars in and out. Neither of us are overly attached to those trees and they will eventually go. Thanks all for the above advice. The trim colour matching the awning surround and track is an interesting point. I was assuming I could paint the awning cover and track?. I got a quick visualisation of laminated white glass with white trim done up for reference. Might try to do the same with Grey / charcoal trim and compare. Any brand/ paint colours recommended?...See More- 7 years ago
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