Want!! Craftsman style Front Porch on my builder grade box!!
jimsnurse
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Jayme H.
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Comments (46)This is what the exterior looks like so far. We have been approved planning permission to extend single storey, front and side With sky lantern. we are set on a flat roof with wildflower and sedum. Considering keeping the tiles. front door will be moved forward and there will be a window on the left. Not sure what the new render should be for the extension? Brick ? Trying to keep all costs down but Still have a Clean and contemporary finish...... I realise now I should have been braver with the windows! Tut tut!!!...See MoreFront door, dark or light?
Comments (49)I think you should stay within house style. Contemporary design may be too much. Color should match with your house facades and windows. Maybe something like this? Solid wooden door with glass in the middle. Graffiti grey color. Could be quite good match with any colours (specially with your bricks facade)....See MoreFront door dilemma
Comments (22)Hi, there are some fab wooden doors available online. Price depends on the wood - oak or hardwood the most expensive and oak veneer the cheapest (pine inner core). The prices you are quoting are astronomical! However, I do realise London can be expensive. You can get gorgeous brand new traditional style doors for half you are quoting. My 1930's style front door was £189 (oak veneer over a pine core) and I bought online as the doorway is tiny and I just couldn't find one narrow enough locally. There was a solid oak one for about £500. Once it's painted who would ever know it's not original! My sister got a black composite one and it looks beautiful. Has a wood grain effect and looks very smart. Good luck with your search....See MoreHelp! Struggling to uniform front of our Victorian terrace.
Comments (24)I'm thinking off white or a very light grey for the brickwork including the bricked up porch. Slate roof on the porch and wooden door to save money. Dark grey on the fence. And use planting to disguise the current render around the window and to add colour. Pub side, pleaching trees look like a great idea though would need to ensure they don't grow roots into the house. I feel so much more confident now. Thank you all....See Morejimsnurse
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