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something to cover the front balcony area from weather but to give it a modern style. The door faces down the street but the steps face the street. Want street appeal.
I would suggest boxing in your porch column with cedar and cutting swirls out of your railings and painting them black for a more modern take on your home and a fresh look. You can grind those swirls off with a side grinder. A good carpenter will charge 2500.00 + to install a porch with tongue and groove ceiling and gutters. Unless you are a contractor by trade, I would not recommend tackling this on your own.
But seriously you need to do something attractive to that dirt pit out front. I would cut part of that off even with the corner of the house, and put a large paver walk up to the porch of stained concrete to go with your brick or gray. Lose the plant and the jutting rocks. Move the bricks along the sidewalk out front. Fill the dirt with turf and the patch where the white stone is. Get your self a nice large pot for where the white stone are an put a nice topiary shrub in there.
Love those little awnings I will have to source one. My hubby has requested no black. We have only recently purchased the house so the dirt patch is where we have removed overgrown and dead trees. ( huge job!)My hubby will widen the driveway by concreting over that dirt strip. The skinny path will be removed. we have just done the white stones and the 2 topairy style trees there as it was overgrown with grass so we wanted to have a rock garden for low maintenance. The jutting rocks are part of a concreted in rockery that runs across the front of the house and have just weeded and planted lavender there. I will get a large colourful pot for on the verandah. Thanks for your ideas.
We've in the process of building a porch onto the front and side of our house (wraparound). We have the porch floor on, and now we're stuck, trying to decide which wo...
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Here are some options!
https://www.pinterest.com/explore/porch-roof/?lp=true
https://www.pinterest.com/pin/535154368207743284/
https://www.pinterest.com/pin/21744010679636050/
Google "prefab awnings"...this item has become more stylish lately and is very reasonable!
What do you mean porch cover? Do you want an awning? Please give more information about what you want. EJL.
Pergola Style
something to cover the front balcony area from weather but to give it a modern style. The door faces down the street but the steps face the street. Want street appeal.
How about a Trellis/Pergola like entry cover?
https://www.pinterest.com/pin/1618549846704111
I would suggest boxing in your porch column with cedar and cutting swirls out of your railings and painting them black for a more modern take on your home and a fresh look. You can grind those swirls off with a side grinder. A good carpenter will charge 2500.00 + to install a porch with tongue and groove ceiling and gutters. Unless you are a contractor by trade, I would not recommend tackling this on your own.
I would do one of these to tie into your iron railing, and paint it black to match.
https://www.pinterest.com/pin/226165212516927304/
But seriously you need to do something attractive to that dirt pit out front. I would cut part of that off even with the corner of the house, and put a large paver walk up to the porch of stained concrete to go with your brick or gray. Lose the plant and the jutting rocks. Move the bricks along the sidewalk out front. Fill the dirt with turf and the patch where the white stone is. Get your self a nice large pot for where the white stone are an put a nice topiary shrub in there.
Love those little awnings I will have to source one. My hubby has requested no black. We have only recently purchased the house so the dirt patch is where we have removed overgrown and dead trees. ( huge job!)My hubby will widen the driveway by concreting over that dirt strip. The skinny path will be removed. we have just done the white stones and the 2 topairy style trees there as it was overgrown with grass so we wanted to have a rock garden for low maintenance. The jutting rocks are part of a concreted in rockery that runs across the front of the house and have just weeded and planted lavender there. I will get a large colourful pot for on the verandah. Thanks for your ideas.