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The United States of Curb Appeal

HGTV Magazine took a spin through neighborhoods all across the country and found eye-catching houses worth a closer look.
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Photo: Stephen Karlisch. From: HGTV Magazine.

Dallas, Texas

Built in: 1926. Bought in: 2012. Size: 2,012 sq. ft.“When we moved to this area, we didn’t want a cookie-cutter suburban house, and this home, with its interesting H-shaped layout, delivered," say homeowners Ann and John Damele. "The landscaping was one of the few things we changed.” A pair of chimneys adds height to the facade and emphasizes the home’s perfect symmetry.

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Light Fixtures

With three walls around it, the patio needs more than one light. A trio of intricate lanterns does the trick. Designers Fountain Amherst Dark Sky 13 1/4"H x 33 /4"-diameter cast-aluminum outdoor wall lantern, $73.50, homeclick.com

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Photo: Stephen Karlisch. From: HGTV Magazine.

Urns and Flower Beds

Fast-growing mandevilla plants fill the urns flanking the front door. The cheerful yard features orange marigolds, yellow zinnias, and pink and red periwinkles.

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Photo: J. Muckle/Studio D. From: HGTV Magazine.

House Numbers

Slim, streamlined digits add a modern note to the 1920s home. Ginger Finley for HouseArt 5"-tall stainless steel house numbers in dark bronze finish, $28 each, lumens.com

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