Front door pizazz needed
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Denita
5 years ago
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Comments (17)Hi Farooq, You can go with the green stretch at the walls of the parking area that will bring a zen look to the decor and can serve as the greenery to the exterior decor You can also try to put some decorative pieces like garden fountains by the side of the parking area which brings a good serene look the decor as well. or you can also give some area of the parking to a small decorative fountain pond by the side of those green stretched walls that can bring the zen look to the exterior decor and those dripping water brings a serenity around These all you can do in the inner walls of your parking area As according to the plan the outdoor gate is 10' wide so in that case when the car enter the gate it will pass through those green stretch, which brings out a zen look to the exterior and the parking area. so i think it might help Thanks...See More
kecoffman
5 years agoThe front door is currently black. While the weather is nice, I’m going to leave the screen in place so that I can enjoy the fresh air. Unfortunately, I had to move the urns to where they currently are as they were getting drowned by overflowing gutters during heavy rains.
njay
5 years ago
PROFlo Mangan
5 years agoA gray blue would look great with your stone. This stone reminded me of yours.
Exterior | trellis · More InfoHouzz reversed the photos, but the other photo is a more blue green which might also work. Blue if stone presents itself more gray and if the stone is more sand tones, use a green/blue tone.
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5 years ago
PROCabinet City
5 years agoYou're lucky that your house is traditional but retains excellent proportions from the early 20th C. (?)
One thing you might consider is how to light up the entrance at night, perhaps by use of low voltage lights that are hidden in the recesses of the entrance, so that the entryway, from bottom to top (second floor) is illuminated subtly. (not by only the lantern)
Also as far as a paint color for the shutters, why not take the very darkest stone and custom match it? Valspar "Garden Walk" was suggested by the darkest stone. "Night View" by Valspar is a dark blue/gray hue. Here are some schemes they suggested:
acm
5 years agoliz_fb
5 years agoI love the black door. I think planting red Japanese maples something like this,
on either side of the door would give your entry a pop!
gigirambles
5 years ago
larkspurproject
5 years ago- PRO
Flo Mangan
5 years ago cpaul1
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