Does a Mock Tudor house need to be black and white ?
fluffmuffpuff
7 years ago
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Comments (3)I'd clad instead of paint, give it a completely different, contemporary look! However, lots of colours work together very nicely, but all would involve rendering over the brick for maximum effect, because unless you do so, any colour you choose will compete with the red of the brick. In which case you are really limited to creams/ browns, beiges etc, and some greens. My personal favourite is picture 1...See Moremock Tudor frontage needs replacing,
Comments (5)This is the house.... and next door needs doing too. I was thinking along the lines of removing all timber and replacing with thermo rendering..... or perhaps grey cladding (vertical to give a more contemporary edge) .... windows are brown on left hand house though.., too many factors to consider visually and a complete unknown on which option would be most practical and cost effective ..... Any suggestions??...See MoreWhat to do with our mock Tudor external?
Comments (28)I love this! I’m really wanting add Tudor cladding to our garage and I love the way you have all photoshopped to see it before you do it. How do I do this? I’m thinking render and Tudor cladding above the garage and rendered within the porch area. We’ve just had the garage door painted and I feel it needs something extra. a couple of houses on the street have Tudor cladding so it wouldn’t look out of place....See MoreWe need a change from black and white mock Tudor exterior. Any ideas?
Comments (2)How about painting the wood pale grey or pale taupe with white for the render? Something like this...See More
fluffmuffpuff
7 years agoHi Minnie - this is the front of the house - the side is about the same but twice as wide. I'm loving the photos you posted design hub
minnie101
7 years agoHi. That looks a lovely house. The beams on this house are painted in farrow and ball mouses' back which should look nice with your tiles and chimney. I also think drop cloth could look lovely ( a stone but doesn't have the green undertone) but it may be too light as I would choose 2 shades darker than normal for exteriors really. Or you could paint the render in it and go for lighter or darker beams. Hopefully some nice houzzers can do a render for you in your preferred colour as painting can be very expensive!
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