Creative Outdoor Solutions Contemporary Landscape, Melbourne
Landscape Design: COS Design. Home Design/Construct DDB Design. Photos: Tim Turner Photography. Copyright COS Design
Inspiration for a mid-sized contemporary front yard driveway in Melbourne. — Houzz
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The lights were provided by Gardens at Night
http://www.gan.com.au/
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Michael David wrote:
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The numbers aren't lights but a laser cut into the steel mailbox. Behind is a piece of frosted perspex and an internal light helps back-light the numbers. Hope this helps.
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Can i answer your question?
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What Houzz contributors are saying:
Bud Dietrich, AIA added this to The Good House: Little Design Details That Matter
7. Inviting house numbers. It bothers me when I can’t find the house numbers when looking for a particular address. It’s almost as if the homeowners don’t want me to know where they live. Surely having some larger numbers that are well lit makes it easier to find the house. Think of the house number as a great opportunity to do something creative and inviting — something that reaches out to the public realm of the street and announces that the folks who live here want people to know it.Now you: Please tell us about your favorite design detail in the Comments section below.
Joanna Tovia added this to Front-Yard Makeover Ideas With Mojo
The front yard comes to life at night with the help of well-placed lighting. An illuminated house number will show your guests the way.Garden lights: Gardens at Night
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Oscar y Carol Rodriguez added this to Portón Frente
Combinación marco material y madera
Albert Llavore added this to Guadalajara Exterior
Since the house is more square, we can take the essence of this
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All wood. Note the upper level fine screening and clean lines—modern Japanese style?
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This piece was custom made by LUMP, you can find more information on their website,
www.lump.com.au