Front of house ideas
Hyde Electrical Services Ltd
5 months ago
Interesred to see any pictures of how you guys have transformed the front of a 1970s chalet house. the front garden is very large so we could potentially extend out there.
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Comments (1)Yes I think painting the doors grey would work - Dulux have a visualiser app where you can test out different colours on a photo to see what'd it'd look like!...See MoreFront of house ideas!?
Comments (2)Obviously removing the railings at the top of the steps on the right would restore what I assume was the original intention of being able to go up either side. If your budget is bigger I might consider moving the front door so that is faces forwards and sit where the small window is now. This would help remove any confusion...See MoreEntry Ideas for House where Front Door Opens onto Staircase
Comments (6)I too have a teeny tiny hall and there isn’t really much you can do, but it can be brightened up with a nice paint job and accessories. I have a small coat rack (3 hooks) in the hall. The stairs I’ve kept clear of pictures as the stairs are so narrow. At the top I’ve a couple of small family pics and a large driftwood heart. My walls are Dulux Egyptian Cotton and the carpet is a stripy one from Crucial Trading. You could put up a nice mirror in the hall, assuming the front door doesn’t bang into it, and maybe another one at the top of the stairs? You are right to stick with paler shades. I know dark shades are in vogue but maybe not where an area has no natural light. It would be grim. Do you have a favourite colour? Palest green, pink or mauve would look good. Plants wouldn’t fare well in a dark area, but there are some fantastic faux ones about that would look good. Here’s a few pics of mine, not the best pics as so little room, I feel your pain!...See More1980s redbrick house - front door ideas?
Comments (10)I quite like number 28 - its sort of 'of its time' or the plain red door. Bright colour is good especially in a dark porch/alcove area, if you can get composite rather than UPVC almost anything is going to look a step up! Here's a bit of fun re colours and meaning: https://www.housebeautiful.com/uk/decorate/exterior/news/a68/what-does-your-front-door-say-about-you/...See More
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