exterior trim on Tuscan style home
aliback
5 years ago
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Comments (1)Hi, go to "photos" at top of this page , select exterior and traditional seperately from the filters, and save photos to a new ideabook on your homepage. This will help you to know what you like....See MoreIdeas for exterior - brick mid-century built home
Comments (43)Australia has nice examples of painted and rendered Art Deco homes. If it was a different kind of brick I would say keep it, but I think painting/rendering would really brighten the place. I love the windows. Although all pics here don't exactly match your style, they are all of that era. As mentioned in above comments, there are mix of landscaping styles that suit from conifer/gravel/grass to cottage rose garden to an Australian native garden. Do what reflects you and how much time you have for your garden....See MoreWould you put a picket fence on this house? Exterior house Q's
Comments (29)Your budget isnt big so you need to choose carefully what you plan to do. The driveway is fine and it is pale grey. I would pick up this grey and use your money to get new garage doors that are a darker grey than the driveway. The gutters and posts are too white; you could consider using a 50% reduced colour of the garage doors as the guttering and post colour. In later years, I would then change the roof colour to grey. But the guttering, posts and garage doors may fit within your budget. Forget the rest - they aren't important. Putting fencing up is going to make your front yard look smaller. I like the openness of the space....See MoreUpdating the exterior of a 1990's style house
Comments (14)I just had a chance to look at all those photos. There are some really great landscaping ideas, and I love that groovy picket fence. We are keen on the idea of a grey roof and getting rid of the wooden horizontal things - great suggestions. We are currently thinking of painting the roof grey (keep the tiles), and to actually paint the trim white.....so that it will match a new white pergola with a grapevine to provide protection from hot summers. Then we will move on to landscaping.......See Morealiback
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