Renovation Project Exterior facade
Danielle Thompson
6 years ago
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Comments (3)Wow looks fantastic great work lovely old building...See MoreSUGGESTIONS TO MODERNIZE/RE-HAUL DRAB 70'S FRONT FACADE/HOME
Comments (17)Do a google image search of "nuts and berries architecture", "sevitt and Pettit", and perhaps "Sydney school architecture". Your house has been inspired by those styles/movements from late 60 and 70s Australian architecture and you should be able to find images of sensitive renovations that inspire you....See Moreexterior renovation
Comments (8)only way to be confident about prices is to consult local professionals (interior designers, architects, home designers and draftspeople) could all make suggestions and depending on time involved expect to start from about $2000 for very basic plans drawn up from your own ideas....but i have to repeat it's always best to consider the whole house even if the work has to be done in stages eg a new deck sounds excellent but, is there enough space available to add a new garage at the front underneath the deck and use the old garage as a pool or guest house or perhaps add a new master bedroom suite to the front with the new deck to change the front of the house to your preferred style?...HOUZZERS have lots of free advice to consider as well as consulting the professionals and my first suggestion is to add a handbasin to the toilet to keep a separate powder room and rearrange the bathroom to add the more generous bath as well as a shower...See MoreNeed help with renovating our front facade
Comments (27)I guess it depends on your budget , but I'd start with the obvious -- the paint . It looks 'dirty' , so I'd pressure wash . But it does look better in the for sale picture , and I suspect it has been photoshopped . Anyway , if your budget extends , maybe paint that couple of shades lighter . Again , budget matters , but I like cedar or similar timber garage doors , so that would be an option . The door , to me , is the least of your problems . Then I would go darker on the trim . The gutters I'd go the same shade as the roof , and carry that through to the vents , and hopefully the windows . Then the trim that can be seen under the gutters , I'd go halfway between the gutter colour and the wall colour . That would soften things . For a Wow , and before anyone says its a different style , I know , BUT I'd do the 2 fake columns in a small horizontal slate -- that would add a touch of class and variety IMO . But we are all different !...See MoreDanielle Thompson
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