Swanky Succulents
This wall planter works double-time displaying succulents and shrubs, as well as a sleek set of house numbers for this modern home. We consider this a must-steal idea if you have an entrance gate on your property.
Maria is a contributing writer for HGTV.com and when she’s not writing about interior design, Maria is putting her design chops to use renovating the 1980’s colonial home she shares with her husband, son and two pups in Charlotte, North Carolina.
Mark your territory in style and kick-up the curb appeal with these DIY and designer house number ideas.
This wall planter works double-time displaying succulents and shrubs, as well as a sleek set of house numbers for this modern home. We consider this a must-steal idea if you have an entrance gate on your property.
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Add colorful, organic curb appeal with house numbers made from pressure-treated plywood and sheet moss.
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Inexpensive and super easy to make, this custom house number plaque adds just the right amount of homemade charm. The metal planter full of flowers adds a simple and sweet welcome.
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Not every home has the perfect, easy-to-see spot to display a house number. But even if you do, this DIY’s unique take house numbers will have you second guessing a traditional display.
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Use old dishware and tile to create a mosaic display of your home's identifier.
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Add pride to your porch with a colorful, DIY planter box to display your house numbers! Pick from any color of the rainbow and pair with a set of metallic numbers. This eye-catching cranberry color is simply delicious.
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Give a front door basket double usefulness by adding house numbers. Make the addition permanent by attaching metal versions with heavy-duty outdoor adhesive, or opt for a temporary fix, like these budget-friendly vinyl stickers. Tip: Make it easier to visually align the numbers by noting the basket's center with a piece of removable painter's tape.
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Add an extra dose of lovely function to your front porch lounge space by stenciling house numbers onto plain outdoor pillows.
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Have a leftover pile of bricks and no clue what to do with them? Before you clutter the classifieds with yet another “free bricks” advertisement, consider building this adorable cedar and brick planter complete with house numbers.
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Bring your porch to life with these big, bold and beautiful DIY moss house numbers.
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Be the brightest house on the block with fresh, fun neon address numbers like the ones featured here, from HGTV Smart Home 2015. Not only do they make a bold, stylish statement but you can rest assured that guests will always find their way to the front door. Win-win.
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Joan from Scavenger Chic made her house numbers using upcycled pallet wood, rope and driftwood. Create a silhouette that matches your home's style and use it to display your number.
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Take your house numbers to the next level with modern planters that pack major curb appeal.
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This house is easily identified by its large numbers that were cleverly embossed into the wall that seperates the lawn from the sidewalk.
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Why play it safe when you can color outside the lines and get such stylish results? We swoon over the bold contrast between this aged brick wall and its partnering, electric green number inset. This is address will most certainly fail to be overlooked.
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A variety of wine bottles were melted down flat then adored with numbers. Project by Glass With a Past.
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These sleek and minimalist house numbers add modern mountain flair.
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If large trees hide your home from the road, make it easy on your mailman by hanging weather-proof house numbers from the trunk of the tree closest to the road.
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Sometimes, small touches leave the biggest impact on design. Example: this custom conductor head on a gutter downspout. It works twice as hard, displaying the home's address and providing a stylish nod to the home's Tudor Revival style.
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This house number display is as sweet as can be! A muted lavender paint makes for an ultra-feminine frame, surrounding an elegant, frosted glass panel. The vertical numbers are etched into the glass and flanked by a sleek, stripe design that is sure to leave a lasting impression.
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Join us in taking notes from house number 3468. We’re swooning over the mod, metal digits rising above the simple garden shrubs. Two words: curb. appeal.
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Krista from the Happy Housie blog upcycled an old boat paddle into a nautical-inspired way to display her house number.
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The address numbers on this home are sleek, metallic in design and serve as perfect reflections of the modern exterior waiting on the other side of a warm, wood wall.
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If you have a vibrant front door, let it be the star of the show! Rather than distract from the door by planting your address in the middle, opt to hang individual numbers from above. The dangling digits will create a darling doorstep!
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Ah, house number magic! This home appears to be straight from a storybook, don’t you think? We’re wild about the whimsical, curlicue number display paired with a cheery, periwinkle door in this Mediterranean home.
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This removable, floating planter is perfect for apartment-dwellers and plant-lovers everywhere. The light gray hue allows the lush plants and graphic numbers to stand out while looking so, so stylish. (Don’t have a green thumb? Stick some falsies in there and no one will ever know!)
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Make a big, bold statement via oversized house numbers and prepare to be flooded with neighbor admiration. This silver set screams chic and totally rounds out the design of its charming, monochromatic home.
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Rather than use all digits, opt to spell out one of the numbers in your address instead. This unique approach is sure to set your home apart — just don’t be surprised when your neighbors start to follow suit. Remember: imitation is the sincerest form of flattery, friends!
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The crisp, clean lines and soft metallic finish of these silver numbers are just the ticket to add a modern touch to any home. You can achieve a similar, stylish effect by mounting them on fresh painted brick, as seen here, or simply securing them to your front door.
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Traditional and timeless — we have a soft spot for gleaming brass numbers and a matching, shiny door knob. Recreate this long-loved, polished look by fastening metallic digits to your front door that match the rest of the door hardware.
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Shake things up and break away from the norm — display your home numbers vertically alongside the front door.
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Simple, yet sophisticated — this inky address is what dreams are made of. Poised beneath a glossy black sconce, the homeowners ensure that their address will standout both night and day.
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Be cognizant of the exterior design style of your home when considering your house number display. This contemporary home oozes curb appeal with a little help from its garden design and matching, contemporary number display.
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This contemporary wooden wall wows guests, displaying swanky silver numbers for a beautiful contrast to the Mediterranean home within. Let this inspire you to use up-to-date hardware and finishes, to update your home for a fresh, timely appearance.
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Copy this handsome home with house numbers that coordinate with the color of your front door. The smoky gray door and matching address numbers seen here perfectly compliment the crisp, white exterior of this glamorous home.
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You can't go wrong with these classic, brass beauties. Try this approach for house numbers for your traditional, contemporary, colonial or craftsman-style home.
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The entrance of this historic home is identified by a pretty stained-glass transom window above the glossy black door.