Creating Curb Appeal, One Neighborhood at a Time
With every Curb Appeal: The Block makeover, the neighbors also benefit. Here are two such neighborhoods.
(14 photos)We cruise through one of our favorite Craftsman bungalow hoods in Houston, searching for curb appeal ideas to steal.
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Curb Appeal: The Block's John Gidding gives a quickie design lesson. Look for:
— A low-pitched gabled roof with deep eaves (the roof overhang).
— A large porch that’s nearly or fully the width of the house.
— Tapered columns to support the large roof.
— Exposed roof rafters and brackets — sometimes these are purely decorative.
— Wood siding or shingles, with accents in stone, brick, or stucco.
— Sash windows with multiple panes. Often it's four or six panes above a single panel.
— Copper, brass, wrought-iron or bronze hardware and fixtures.
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With every Curb Appeal: The Block makeover, the neighbors also benefit. Here are two such neighborhoods.
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