Sicora, Inc. Thank you for contacting Sicora! We provide this information free of charge, but do request that you make a charitable donation of $25 to the Twin Cities Chapter of Habitat for Humanity. Donations can be made online at: www.tchabitat.org.
Also, if you are able, it would be great if you could post a positive review of us on Houzz. That would really help us with exposure on the site.
Here is the information that you requested... Good luck with your project and if you have any follow up questions, please feel free to let me know.
Sincerely,
Ron Sonnek, President
Sicora, Inc.
Salem house.
Trim/pillars. Ben Moore , elephant tusk. OC-8.
Portico ceilings: Ben Moore, mid summer night. 2134-20 ( dark stain)
Roof: timberline, bark wood
Siding: Ben Moore. Copley gray. Hc-104
Sicora, Inc. What a nice compliment! The styling would most closely be associated with a "cottage" style home. Residential architecture is always interesting in that different elements will be used from different styles, but this one most closely aligns with the cottage styling.
cjprater The main field color is Copley Gray HC-104 by Benjamin Moore. The trim is Elephant Tusk OC-8, also by Benjamin Moore. Note the garage door is also painted the main field color.
Sicora, Inc. Thanks for doing that, Janae.... The house has an aluminum soffit and fascia installed so I never did get a Ben Moore equivalent for that color. Glad to hear that yours turned out well!
Sicora, Inc. We provide this information free of charge, but do request that you make a charitable donation of $25 to the Twin Cities Chapter of Habitat for Humanity. Donations can be made online at: www.tchabitat.org.
Also, if you are able, it would be great if you could post a positive review of us on Houzz. That would really help us with exposure on the site.
Here is the information that you requested... Good luck with your project and if you have any follow up questions, please feel free to let me know.
Sincerely,
Ron Sonnek, President
Sicora, Inc.
Salem house.
Trim/pillars. Ben Moore , elephant tusk. OC-8.
Portico ceilings: Ben Moore, mid summer night. 2134-20 ( dark stain)
Roof: timberline, bark wood
Siding: Ben Moore. Copley gray. Hc-104
Who provided the columns? - My plans call for similar columns but having trouble with HB&G custom perma wrap column & pedestal being exactly what I want (problem with size of recessed panel on pedestal). Who manufactured these columns? Thanks! »
trolauemicol Lovely that you tried to do something nice for low income families Sicora. It's a shame everyone doesn't consider the cost of creativity. This is a great site for inspiration. I come here to get ideas on how to pair colours together or furniture arrangements, not expecting hardworking people to do all the work for me ;). I just wish more local companies used the site, everyone is too far away from me to work with. I'm not affiliated in any way with Sicora either, just tired of people making rude comments on "free" sites.
Sicora, Inc. We get these questions all the time, so we've decided to partner with an organization called Rebuilding together benefiting low-income families in Minneapolis. For a $25 donation you can get the entire house color list. Please email contactus@sicora.com for more information.
Contact Info - Can you please contact me regarding this home?
I am a general contractor in Oshawa, Ontario, Canada and I have been asked to reproduce a similar looking 54' brick home and was wondering what the interior layout of the house was like.
I would love to see any additional pictures you may have as well.
Great Job! »
Sicora, Inc. I would encourage you to contact the folks at Houzz directly to learn more about how to create a portfolio on houzz or how to submit photos for an article. Good luck!
Windows dimension - Hi! I love this house and intend to build one similar to this. What is the size of the windows? If you can give the dimension for all that can be seen in the picture, will be much appreciated. »
Sicora, Inc. We get these questions all the time, so we've decided to partner with an organization called Rebuilding together benefiting low-income families in Minneapolis. For a $25 donation you can get the entire house color list. Please email contactus@sicora.com for more information.
pattimay Hi Katie, doing the same thing... building. Not til next year though. Thanks to Houzz it has helped a lot in finding ideas!
Hope all is going well for you.
Sicora, Inc. Sorry, but we do not provide plans by email. They are available for a cost, and if you're interested you can contact us at contactus@sicora.com. Thank you for your interest!
Plan around the elements that are hardest to change. Unless you're doing a complete renovation, surfaces such as roof shingles or tiles, stonework, pathways and driveways will remain in place. Take these into consideration as you select exterior colors. Look for undertones between them that might inform your palette. Are they warm (beige, khaki, brown and rust) or cool (gray, blue and black)? Consider paint colors that will tie these fixed elements together in a harmonious way.
One of the most dramatic before and afters often happens on the exterior of a home. I'm stuck trying to commit to a palette at the moment myself. When you get the exterior palette right, it makes your house completely shiny and new to you.
Here is a basic cottage-style home with a combination of shingles and vertical siding. The main field color is Copley Gray HC-104 by Benjamin Moore. The trim is Elephant Tusk OC-8, also by Benjamin Moore. Note the garage door is also painted the main field color.
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Here is a basic cottage-style home with a combination of shingles and vertical siding. The main field color is Copley Gray HC-104 by Benjamin Moore. The trim is Elephant Tusk OC-8, also by Benjamin Moore. Note the garage door is also painted the main field color.
Here is a basic cottage-style home with a combination of shingles and vertical siding. The main field color is Copley Gray HC-104 by Benjamin Moore. The trim is Elephant Tusk OC-8, also by Benjamin Moore. Note the garage door is also painted the main field color.
Also, if you are able, it would be great if you could post a positive review of us on Houzz. That would really help us with exposure on the site.
Here is the information that you requested... Good luck with your project and if you have any follow up questions, please feel free to let me know.
Sincerely,
Ron Sonnek, President
Sicora, Inc.
Salem house.
Trim/pillars. Ben Moore , elephant tusk. OC-8.
Portico ceilings: Ben Moore, mid summer night. 2134-20 ( dark stain)
Roof: timberline, bark wood
Siding: Ben Moore. Copley gray. Hc-104