EXTERIOR PAINT BRICK ROW HOUSE
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Comments (2)Thanks for your reply. You're probably right about the trim around the door. Do you think I could paint the trim around the door, windows, columns, facia, etc in a slightly darker color like Wooden Shoes FPE leaving the vinyl windows themselves white?...See MoreExterior help - paint full house, limewash brick, just paint siding?
Comments (10)@Zone4 yeah, I think I'm starting to realize that the brick probably helps break up the facade and keep it interesting. I'm starting to be really intrigued with the limewashing idea. If it turns out we could paint the windows, would you do black or white? I like the idea of a black/charcoal, but have also heard that is the worst color on vinyl windows. @aprilneverends it has been hard to really get the colors across from the listing pics. Basically it is 50 shades of unappealing (to me at least) tan inside and out. So I want a dramatic change, but I know people are really torn about changing brick, so I'll probably have my husband mockup a version with the brick and a dark greige paint to see how that looks alongside a limewashed version. Front door, yes, that thing has a big stain glass Texas star that doesn't help anything. I was thinking one of the modern doors with 3-5 satin horizontal lites to keep some light coming in from the door, then finding a complimentary garage door. For the French doors, I definitely won't change my mind on the divided lites - however they are just an overlay on top of a solid piece of glass, so one of the contractors said you could just pop them off. One set of doors needs a new handle, the other needs about $300 in repair work and weatherproofing, so that is why I'm debating whether or not to rehab these versus put in new ones. And if we replace, I don't know if sliding glass doors that let in tons of light or new French doors with the thinnest frame possible would look best. I know landscaping will have a huge impact too, and could really turn this into a more modern looking house. The bones are certainly good, and it is plain enough that we can subtly take it in a couple directions, just trying to narrow down what will look best while also being somewhat our style....See MoreIdeas for exterior paint color - brick house
Comments (9)I think you need two colors due to the half-timbering bit. But they can be very similar like the ones up there now are similar (or maybe they're even the same). The stucco in the front peak, shingles in the back peak, and maybe the eaves would work as a slightly lighter version of the main color. Not for contrast, but for depth. I like the slatey blue greens. Might even be able to go a bit towards purpley. Do get big sample boards. Huge ones. Bigger than the ones I used to pick my last house color. :)...See MoreExterior Paint Color for 80's Mock Tudor, Peachy/Pink Brick House
Comments (16)Thank you for all the comments! I honestly defaulted to a Black roof because I did one on our last house and it looked stunning, and 'Black goes with everything!' right? Alright, now I need to rethink my roof color. Attached are the HOA Approved roof colors, and a close up of my brick. I am leaning to deleting the Slanted boards, so there are only the vertical and horizontal ones. If the HOA noticed, I can always have them put back up, but I have noticed a few houses in the neighborhood who have removed some of their boards. Attached is my attempt at visual of them deleted... I am not a pro! Also - I can paint my garage door and front door too! (Just can't paint the windows, haha). I want it to look cohesive, and appreciate all the input! Edit: And whole new fence will be going in next year when we re-grade the backyard. I agree it is very unsightly!...See MoreTKLS INC
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