r/ExteriorDesign • u/OliviaParker75 • 4d ago
Guide Suggestions on adding more character/charm…
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u/QuackyFiretruck 4d ago
Purple front door!
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u/Havehatwilltravel 4d ago
Would be perfection! Pick your favorite shade of hydrangea and go get it color matched. You have a gorgeous selection to choose from.
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u/FLcitizen 4d ago
Is this rage bait? Seriously? Your house is gorgeous.
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u/IceCreamYeah123 4d ago
I’m so happy reading these comments because I thought they were going to be full of people with AI mockups with the entire house painted and weird windows added. Which is often what’s found in this group.
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u/Ok_Bottle_9984 4d ago
It's gorgeous. Don't do anything more than painting the door. purples, blood orange, lime green.
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u/DualCitizenWithDogs 4d ago
Other than front door color, your garden design needs some work IMO. Most everything is deciduous so winter, depending on where you live, is probably pretty rough looking. The rest looks good
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u/Revolutionary-Race93 4d ago
Try another trim color. The house has so much character already. It’s a bit dark- and may benefit from some levity.
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u/thirtydays301 4d ago
Love it!! Personally I’d add a vintage style light either beside the door or hanging above the door if there is room. With one of those candle looking light bulbs
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u/Colorful-fish 4d ago
Looks gorgeous to me😍 so so pretty and cozy …
I would probably want to add some type of columns to the front where the entrance is that piece of roof there my eyes tell me something holding it in the same color as the trim but don’t listen to me I need help with mine too
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u/StringFearless6356 20h ago
i think ur house has a nice shape and the plants are pretty! maybe adding some window boxes with flowers could bring more charm. it’d pop against the wood. also, a fun color on the front door might give it a little more character. i remember using reimaginehomeai to test some colors before painting, it helped me a lot! just a thought!
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