help with updating our Tudor exterior
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updating exterior of a faux Tudor home.
Comments (1)Following! Any updates on this?...See MoreHelp with updating our traditional Tudor home with stone exterior.
Comments (12)I would try to match the color of the large bottom stone in between the two large windows - or maybe a just a bit lighter version - for the stucco. Then see if SW Urbane Bronze works well with it for the trim. Charcoal gray would work with a lighter more neutral stucco, but make sure that it is a tone of gray that works well with the stones. The yellow has to go, definitely!...See MorePleass Help w Updating Exterior of our New House
Comments (8)Thank you so much for your great ideas. If we remove the entire balcony that would be a huge renovation. There's an over sized slider door that leads to one of the living rooms to the balcony. I wish we could remove it, maybe in a few years. We are thinking of adding new updated railing to it and hopefully that give it a better look. I'd love to white wash the brick! Thank you!...See MoreWhat ideas will help to update our 90s exterior with a craftsman flair
Comments (6)Not sure what you mean by "Craftsman flair." The Craftsman style is for much smaller houses, kind of squarely planted on a foundation, (well under 2000 sq ft) with porches, wood features, small dorners, pillars, often one-story, cottage garden, steps, certainly no dominating garages out front or big wings on the side. Your house has features no Craftsman house would have. Cozy colors that work with a small Craftsman would be too loud for your very large house. If you want a cozier look to your house, unless your house needs a paint job, devote your budget to beautiful front gardens instead of trying to get "Craftsman flair" on a house that is the opposite of that style....See Morehousegal200
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