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5 Easy Ways to Spruce Up Your Home's Exterior
Whether you’re selling your home or just looking to make some simple updates, curb appeal matters. Thankfully, updating your home’s exterior doesn’t have to be expensive or time consuming. From following a smart maintenance routine to adding a splash of personality, you can spruce up your home’s exterior in no time.
Maintain Your Lawn
Your front lawn is a focal point to your home, making it one of the most important spaces to maintain. If your grass is overgrown or your trees and shrubs are dead, the first impression of your home may not be a good one. Mow your lawn, trim your trees and bushes, rake or blow leaves out of your yard, and remember to sweep any walkway, porch or front steps you may have leading to your front door.
Add Flower Pots and Window Boxes
In addition to a clean lawn, florals play an important role in curb appeal. Maybe you don’t have the best luck with gardens, or there just isn’t enough space. Adding flower pots to your steps or porch is a great way to add a pop of color to your doorstep. Window boxes are another great option if you don’t have space for a garden or potted plants. Even hanging plants in your exterior entryway will liven up the look.
Paint Your Front Door
Florals don’t have to be the only pop of color you add to your home’s exterior. Painting your front door in a bright, vivid color is a great and modern way to spruce up your home. Consider the color of your home and the aesthetic you want to present when choosing a color. If you belong to an HOA, refer to the regulations and guidelines.
Clean Your Windows
Of course, this is something every homeowner should do when maintaining their home. However, the outside of the windows are often overlooked. Cleaning the outside of your windows will not only boost the curb appeal, but also allow brighter, natural light to enter the interior of your home, which is great for daily life as well as showing your home. Wipe them down with a microfiber towel —a combination of dish soap and water has the best and clearest results.
Add a Seating Area
Whether your porch or yard is large or small, having a small space where people can relax and enjoy the outdoors is an easy and cost-effective way to elevate curb appeal. Chairs, benches and even a small table add an inviting touch to your home. Be smart when choosing your outdoor furniture regarding size, color and plans for placement and spacing.
Boosting your curb appeal doesn’t have to be hard or costly. A little bit of time, care and minimal spending is all it takes to take your home’s exterior from drab and dreary to bright and lovely.
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4 Tips for Decorating Your Sunroom
When you’re stuck inside the house, there’s no better way to get your daily dose of vitamin D than lounging in the sunroom. With a flood of natural light and a deep connection to nature, these rooms make the perfect spot to curl up with a good book or gather the family for quality time together (assuming you haven’t driven each other crazy yet). If you’re looking for ways to revamp your sunroom, here are a few tips to keep in mind.
Separate Seating
Versatility is key when it comes to decorating this part of the home. You may want to incorporate a dining area where you can have breakfast while soaking up the morning light or dinners watching the sun go down. Additionally, a more casual seating area where people can converse allows for a diverse setting that meets a variety of needs.
UV Resistance
Whether you’re picking out a new rug or fabrics to reupholster the furniture, remember that all of the decor should be UV-resistant in this sun-drenched sanctuary to ensure it has a long lifespan. Otherwise, you’ll find yourself dealing with a sunroom that looks tired and faded in no time.
Maximize Views
It’s important to make sure that the views are on full display in order to give your sunroom a true connection to the outside world. Try to arrange the seating areas in a way that benefits from the best views in the room. Also, keep in mind how the sun comes in at different times so that you’re not blinded by an afternoon glare each day. If this is a concern, then you may want to consider getting light-filtering shades to reduce the sun exposure a little bit.
Muted Colors
If you want to keep the room feeling crisp and bright, muted tones of beige or gray can make an excellent choice and will look much brighter as the sun pours in during the day. While more vibrant shades are always an option, be careful not to take the focal point away from the outdoor scenery.
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