The Christian family recently moved into their home, and while they love the interior of the house and the neighborhood, they feel their home is lacking curb appeal. With its dull color and mostly dirt landscape, the Christians feel their home is uninviting. To solve their dilemma they have decided to transform by adding some Southern hospitality.
Designer Christopher Ralston came up with a solution that included a larger porch with new columns and iron railings, new stone walkway and colorful landscaping.
Projects
- Enlarge the front porch
- Rip out and replace iron railings on porch
- Add columns on front porch
- New paint color on the house
- Trim trees back from front of house
- New stone for concrete walkway
- Repaint railings on front stairs
- New front door
- New decorative elements
- Remove and replant landscaping
Resources construction and painting—Hoffman Development
Phone: 703-906-5372
E-mail:
mhoffman@nextel.blackberry.net
stone—Irwin Stone
Website:
www.irwinstone.com
stonework and landscaping—Poole’s Stone and Garden Inc.
We apologize no contact information is available.storm door - Larson
Larson Doors
Website:
www.larsondoors.com
garden furniture—Garden Architects
Website:
www.gardenarchitects.com
lights and door hardware
Rejuvenation
Website:
www.rejuvenation.comaccents - Apartment Zero
graphic brown and green pillows by designer Angela Adams
Apartment Zero
Website:
www.apartmentzero.com
Guests Christopher Ralston, Designer
Apartment Zero
Website:
www.apartmentzero.comDena Billingsley
Landscape Designer, Thrive Landscape Design
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