Yours is similar w/that front deck area against the large glass. Eichler was known for bringing the outside in on his mcm houses. Head over to Pinterest (wait for the babies to go to sleep!) and search 'mid century modern exterior' or 'palm springs mid century modern homes' or even ' Eichler homes'. this one below actually has a table/chair so you can sit outside. everything is neat, linear and spaced evenly. the large cement pavers, pebbles, plantings. notice on these pics, all of the landscaping. this beautiful cedar would look so nice w/your brickwork. As for the walkway/deck area, I found a few similar styles for you to grab some ideasA lot of these have similar undersides of the roof as yours. The plants rarely exceed 3 to 5 inches in height. They also might sell those in big bags but they're 1/4 the price of the big box stores. A popular floral ground cover choice, Red Creeping Thyme likes to grow close to the ground. when you buy by the scoop, you get a better price. If you plan on getting a lot of pebbles (say, those mexican beach pebbles) then make sure you take a truck and go to a stone place (as opposed to home depot). ('how to paint garage door to look like wood') It will hold you over until you get the real deal. Plant creeping thyme 8 to 12 inches (20-30.5 cm.) apart to allow for its spreading habitat. looks very nice togetherwhile you save up for one, look into painting yours to look like wood like she mentioned above. Start seeds when growing creeping thyme indoors or they may be sown in the spring after the danger of frost has passed. Creeping thyme (Thymus spp.
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Then cover with a thin layer of fine soil, never cover too much soil, and then keep it well watered. When planting,please choose a looser soil, water it and then scatter the seeds on it. this is the charcoal w/the wood garage door. Creeping thyme (Thymus spp.) can serve as a ground cover or filler between stepping stones in sunny areas. Creeping thyme is popular and adaptable dwarf ground cover.Thyme seeds are fragile because of their small size. But it will look even better than the farmhouse when you're done. On a cute farmhouse it would fit in great, but on this house, it just doesn't. And yes, all the cutesy stuff will have to go. your house will look so good when completed. Love grovers charcoal/wood door scheme, and the plantings/deck area. We have a few tiny area rugs down to cover up areas of the floor that have seen better days! Unfortunately my husband has really bad allergies so we don't do rugs in our house. I know I sound like a whiner and decorating ones home is supposed to be fun - but this is just getting tiresome! Agreed about the rug on the floor. I have even paid for a consultation with a window treatment specialist who has not gotten back to me for weeks. The bottom up ones are functionally a great idea but too modern in construction for my tastes. I also don't want something too contemporary looking that has a lot of strings, plastic parts, or chains. I don't want to cover up the trim, nor the panel at the bottom. Heavy Duty Weed Barrier Fabric Landscape Fabric, Weed Barrier Garden Mat Ad by FTFASTENERS Ad from shop FTFASTENERS FTFASTENERS From shop FTFASTENERS. I love being able to see out the window and having treatments open during the day and closed at night because we are at street level. Creeping Thyme ground cover, 1000 seeds, fragrant herb, pink blooms, perennial zones 4 to 9, sun or light shade, deerproof, Thymus serpyllum. I actually have a decent budget for this project, I just have yet to find the right solution.
Ugh, I really don't even want cafe curtains but it is all I can think of for now. I may do the wooden dowel and painted inside mount. I think the cafe curtain is just a temporary fix - easy for me to make myself until I figure out what else to do.
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I am at my wits end with these windows and have been brainstorming them for a year now. Her work for Kansas City Magazine allowed her to appear on Fox 4 news segments and produce news stories.Thanks all for your suggestions. Later on, she became the founder and editorial director of Spoon University, responsible for recruiting over 20 employees before coming to Better Homes & Gardens. Moving on to Putnam Media, she worked to produce business-to-business content and transcribed interviews. Her first job was as a copyeditor at The Daily Iowan, where she fact-checked and monitored the sports and politics pages. Nicole graduated from the University of Iowa with a degree in journalism and mass communication and a certificate in entrepreneurial management.
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