Modern details on a traditional farmhouse porch. Whit Preston Photography
Design ideas for a country verandah in Austin with decking and a roof extension.

Spacecrafting Photography
Inspiration for a large beach style two-storey grey house exterior in Minneapolis with a shingle roof, concrete fiberboard siding, a hip roof, a grey roof and clapboard siding.

The log rail around the front porch of this mountain chalet adds to the charm of the design.
This is an example of a mid-sized country two-storey exterior in Denver with wood siding.

Photo by www.watersedgevirtualtours.com
Inspiration for an expansive transitional formal open concept living room in Jacksonville with light hardwood floors and no tv.

Traditional New England Architecture
Country two-storey yellow exterior in Richmond.

Design ideas for a traditional exterior in New Orleans with wood siding.

Country verandah in Denver with decking and a roof extension.

Chris Zimmer
This is an example of a traditional three-storey green exterior in DC Metro.

This is an example of a traditional verandah in San Francisco.

This is an example of a country verandah in Austin with decking.

Photography: Danny Grizzle
Inspiration for a country two-storey exterior in Atlanta with wood siding.

Thomas Kayser
Inspiration for a small contemporary one-storey black exterior in Sydney with wood siding and a shed roof.

Reaction Photo
This is an example of a country two-storey exterior in Other with wood siding.

Berkshires Residence Exterior Bradley M Jones
Large contemporary three-storey exterior in Boston with wood siding.

Location: Rocky River, OH Photographer: Scott Pease
Traditional exterior in Cincinnati with wood siding and a hip roof.

Atlantic Archives, Richard Leo Johnson
Traditional three-storey green exterior in Jacksonville.

Design ideas for an exterior in Chicago.

Inspired by the original stones found in rivers and streams all across the country, River Rock veneer remains a popular choice for a variety of stone siding projects. With traditional grouting methods, it is the grout that fills the voids between stones, helping to secure them in place and preventing rain or snow from penetrating the stonework. Beyond the practical function it serves, grout also plays an important part in the overall visual appearance of your finished stonework.

Inspiration for a country two-storey brown house exterior in San Francisco with wood siding, a gable roof and a metal roof.