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Comments (8)Hollysprings, I think the porch is around 18" above grade. I think no railings too. I mentioned all shingle siding to a couple of people and they physically cringed? Do you know why? Maybe it's just not done here in the PNW? I don't know on color. I see it as all white. We have red clay dirt where I am now, so we decided against it in our current home, but this house does not. Do you think a white house with all shingles with a colored metal roof would look attractive? What colors would you suggest? Mostly every new home here is painted beige, but I see a lot more deep blues and greys popping up. Deeper overhangs are a possibility, but it will have to be added to "my fight for list". Thank you for your response!...See MoreHelp - Traditional or Modern Tudor Exterior? Pics of Elevations
Comments (20)Decorate for the house you actually have, not the fantasy house that you don’t have. Notice I didn’t say “Design”. Design for this was a year ago, and didn’t involve anything Tudor. Design is Form. The bones. Your Form is set, and the basic Form is not Tudor. It does have a lot of nice Modern simplicity going for it. Simplicity that would be best served by a single cladding material, however that might be achieved. And a redo of the copper roof to achieve a more modern and simple direction. It’s ornateness is a jarring element against the rather more severeness of the body. Severity in this case is a good style direction. Bringing on late in the game decoration that isn’t at all part of the design form will look even more unnatural and overblown. Like Mario Buatta set loose in Phillip Johnson’s Glass House. Dont do this.... To This.....See MoreHelp Please - Best Exterior Colors for Prairie Contemporary Elevation
Comments (23)Funny. Who knew the internet needed things so drawn out. Benjamin Moore Storm Not a bowel movement nor a 💩storm The reality is to the OP the colour that looks good on your home needs to be your choice, in the light and location you have. Get some samples, paint some big pages and see what works. We did not have storm as our top choice before doing the samples. There are so so many grey colours...See MoreExterior styling help. Front elevation. new construction
Comments (7)I think shutters would look good on the single windows. Landscaping is going to make a big difference. Get a landscape design that you can implement over time that includes hardscape and plant placement. Make sure it specifies at least one or two native hardwood trees and an ornamental tree to frame the entry. It should also have a list of perennials and a variety of flowering and evergreen shrubs....See MorePPF.
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