External wall art

10 years ago

Looking for ideas on how to 'dress up' my gable end, main entrance. Any suggestions are welcome. I.e. Stained glass, wall art etc.

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PB Marshall
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10 years ago

This is the after.

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acm
10 years ago
A large trellis?
PB Marshall
Original Author
10 years ago
Can you give a little more detail/info please?
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PB Marshall
Original Author
10 years ago
Thank you.
RubyRoses
10 years ago
a design cut into a thick steel sheet metal and then attached spaced off wall enough to allow shadow interest.
PB Marshall
Original Author
10 years ago
@ Ruby Roses, do you have any photos ? Thank you.
RubyRoses
10 years ago
hmm..let me see if I can find something. I've been thinking of doing something similar at my home.
RubyRoses
10 years ago
This includes many designs. these were all laser cut. I'm planning a simple marine style for mine as I live on the coast. you can take your own design to the faricators or you can find a place that will design it for you.
PB Marshall
Original Author
10 years ago
@rubyroses. Thank you, I am considering the use of some blown glass. Please see some sample murals..... http://www.kitengela.com/what-we-make/mural
What do you think?
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Onesta Construction
10 years ago
I love large metal artwork, just know that most metals can and will rust which will stain the stucco finish on your home. Make sure that proper installation steps are taken to avoid any staining.
PB Marshall
Original Author
10 years ago
@onestaconstruction, any ideas? Photos to give ideas from past construction, please? Or web link? Thanks.
Barbara Almandarz
10 years ago
Consider building a pergola out of a lovely wood that extends to the edge of your patio. That will help break up that facade.
RubyRoses
10 years ago
The glass could be interesting done in a panel..something like this from their website?
PB Marshall
Original Author
10 years ago
@rubyroses, meeting with those from website tomorrow will let you know how it goes .
PB Marshall
Original Author
10 years ago
Any more suggestions please?
linlac
10 years ago
Looks great! I would consider painting the bottom section a color from the art piece. Excuse my paint job.
PB Marshall
Original Author
10 years ago
@rubyroses you there?
auntthelma
10 years ago
Wonderful!
PB Marshall
Original Author
10 years ago
@linlac , thanks for the suggestion. How about black stone rather than paint?
RubyRoses
10 years ago
looks nice PB!