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Candlelight Homes
“for my siding and love the white trim - what color is the roof? And do you have any photos taken in the daytime? Beautiful home!”
“These are James Hardi Color Plus products. The batton board is Timber Bark. The Hardi Shingles are Monterey Taupe. The horizontal Hardi is Cobble Stone.”
“James Hardi Color Plus”
“Band down side if house”
“hardi board...hardie board...Hardi colours...vertical siding...Color of hardie”
nancekivell home planning & design
“lower siding is cedar wavy siding, the boards range between 10-12 inch wide and they are tapered like other cedar siding. These boards give you a nice rustic style. You finish them with any wood stain or paint.”
“Shakes, random lengths and widths, waney edge on lower siding.”
“solid (siding) and semi-transparent Bark on all shake siding.”
“The trim color is only Pepperwood solid by Cabot. The body is Bark solid (siding) and semi-transparent Bark on all shake siding.”
“2 different shingles on for siding”
“Brown Siding with red roof and dark trim”
Dirk Denison Architects
“out in a side hug to welcome you in.”
“I like this fence for the side”
“Teak or cedar siding stone with simple plants”
“From the driveway, residents and visitors walk along a path on the south side that ascends to the front door. The wood siding”
“the path from the driveway on the south side. The gate is”
“I love the way the building reaches out in a side hug to welcome you in.”
“I like this fence for the side”
“Teak or cedar siding stone with simple plants”
““on the side that ascends to the front door. The wood siding — the most prominent aspect of the street frontage — continues here.”
“From the driveway, residents and visitors walk along a path on the south side that ascends to the front door. The wood siding — the most prominent aspect of the street frontage””
SHED Architecture & Design
“wood and hardie board contrast and hardie board pattern.”
“Hardy board pattern”
AMS Landscape Design Studios, Inc.
“tender and hardy to around 25 degrees Fahrenheit, preferring sandy, well-drained soils.”
“tender and hardy to around 25 degrees Fahrenheit, preferring sandy, well-drained soils. More great design trees:Smoke Tree | Bald CypressGreat design plants:Feather Reed Grass | Blue Chalk Sticks | Catmint | Slipper Plant | New Zealand Wind Grass Next: Outdoor Design: Save that Tree!”
Haddonstone Ltd
“Great for. Narrow area on side of home”
“Side of house next to crazy neighbor”
“side yard outside kitchen or maybe in garage breezeway”
“Idea for small side entrance to back yard from front yard”
“designing a side garden. You have the element of surprise in your favor. I doubt that many of us would think of placing two huge pedestal urns along a walkway, and then planting them with tropicals and palms that spill over the rim. The treatment works here, allowing the designer to feature plants that would”
Wallace Group
“Pavers in west side with green against wall”
“pavers and bamboo for walkway on side of house”
“down the side of the house”
“Outside side of building”
“Entrance from side gate”
“Realistic side yard for CA”
“side of house (1812 Belle)”
“side of house...Side yard...west side...Pool side...Side yatd...side of the house...nice side yard...ferns on side...Side yard space...side yard...wood siding”
Kailey J. Flynn Photography
“The wood siding was designed using a rain-screen technique. "The wood siding is pulled off the house with 1-by-2 furring strips so air can flow behind the siding," Mehl explains. "This helps to dry out the wood when it gets wet and ventilates the space behind the siding to help insulate the building."”
“The wood siding was designed using a rain-screen technique. "The wood siding is pulled off the house with 1-by-2 furring strips so air can flow behind the siding," Mehl explains. "This helps to dry out the wood when it gets wet and ventilates the space behind the siding to help insulate the building."”
