Pebbledash exterior help!
samcol13
7 years ago
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Help with exterior of 60's house!
Comments (36)Would love to see any photos of the New England style cladding, we have a 1960's house that we are updating and are considering both render and cladding. We are making the top windows deeper and are trying to decide whether to use white or grey aluminium/pvc frames. We have had grey (covered in tape in pic) bifold doors installed but can have these powder coated in white if it is better to stick to white windows. Thank you!...See MoreI need help with Window designs and an exterior colour scheme
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PROCreate Perfect
7 years ago
Hi, The house looks great. I hope the extension went on smoothly :)Can I ask why do don't want white? Maybe an off/grey white? I think it would look really stunning.
Have you considered a 3D visualisation package. I do them a lot for client with exactly these things in mind. It's a lot of money and time to spend on something so it is nice to know you are doing it correctly first time. I have added a few images of a 3D render done for a client when choosing windows.
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