Curb Appeal Overhaul
The very last part of this renovation was to get the curb appeal of this dated 1965 home just right. It still needs to fit on the street, but just needed a few touches to make it look like a modern family could live here in 2022.
Before:
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| Immediately following my first trim of the shrubs |
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| Original front rail |
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| Front steps and railing |
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| Another shot of the front |
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| Back door and railing |
During:
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I painted the white front door Bold Blue, and I'm obsessed with it. |
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| New back railing |
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| My mom took out 2 of the giant front shrubs |
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| Joe dug out the stumps |
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All the shrub cuttings at the street
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Shrub out, dad built a window box (that mom and I filled) and installed a new railing, look at that blue door! |
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Me, getting ready to power wash the front steps, sidewalk, and driveway |
After:
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| Backyard freshly cut and edged |
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| Freshly cut front |
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| Power-washed front steps, no more moss! |
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| New storm door and railing on the back |
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| Complete front view |
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| What a difference! |
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Still obsessed with that front door
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A few odds and ends:
I love the lighting that is in this house, so I wanted to add a few photos of the fixtures here as well!
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These gorgeous fixtures are original to the house, mom just painted the base silver from gold to update! |
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These fixtures were originally in the front and back entryways. We saved them on a shelf in the basement while construction was happening. I love them so much! |
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We moved the one from the back entry to the hall, so you can see them both from the living space! |
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My dad chose this fixture for the dining room it has bubble glass and an Edison bulb |
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It looks so good with the mid-mod vibe of the house! |
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