Eden Prairie Home Transitional, Minneapolis
Araya Jensen
Example of a transitional home design design in Minneapolis — Houzz
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Thank you, Wind and Willow! I love this :)
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Doing it!
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What Houzz contributors are saying:
Cathy Lara added this to 8 Easy Ways to Give Your Home Quirk Appeal
TypographyLetters and numbers hung on a wall are nothing new, but using typography to send a message in the home still feels unconventional and fresh.To add interest to her front entrance, designer and homeowner Araya Jensen stenciled a welcome message right on the cement.
Lisa Frederick added this to 8 Low-Cost Ways to Personalize a Front Entrance
2. Spell out a welcome. A stencil, a can of spray paint and presto! A plain concrete stoop turns into a hospitable howdy. If you can't or don't want to paint directly on the surface, try stenciling a plain cotton or sisal doormat instead.
Laura Gaskill added this to 10 Ideas for Decorating Your Summer Porch
7. Stencil a MessageEschew the typical welcome mat in favor of something more creative: words stenciled directly on the ground. Paint words on the steps, front walk or porch floor for a personal touch.
June Scott Design added this to Outdoor Style: Creative Ways With Classic Concrete
Refurbishing Existing ConcreteUsing a microtopping with a stencil can be an economical way to enliven a worn concrete area. Microtoppings, or thin-section overlays, run the spectrum from spray deck products for driveways and pool decks to high-end trowel-grade materials for interior residential and commercial spaces. The overlay is about ⅛-inch thick and can stand up to freeze-thaw conditions if applied and maintained properly.
What Houzzers are commenting on:
4sats added this to plan c for Suzy
I want this stencil in front of a blue door
Cullen Lyons added this to Stencils
Cool idea for front concrete step
Cullen Lyons added this to 16 Dolfinger
Cool idea for front concrete step
