Colorful Cottage Eclectic Entry
Photos by Stephanie Wiley Photography
Entryway - eclectic entryway idea in Other — Houzz
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kamcguire wrote:
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The rug is from overstock.com
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thats3
I love the chalk board. Di you make it or buy it?
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susitoo
What color is the exterior of the cottage?
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Kadijah Williams
Where did you get the light fixture?
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Thanks @Robinbird!
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binuraj m.a
ok
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ruizitzel wrote:
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Thanks, it's flagstone.
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Sarah Kedley
Where is the light fixture from? Love this!
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Hi there! I used Dunn Edwards Whisper throughout the house and I think that's what I used on the exterior as well. It's a pretty white white, but it worked really well with the darker color. Good luck!
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That bench is actually metal and originally bought it at OSH. It was white and I used spray paint to paint it black. Here's a link to a similar bench: http://www.wayfair.com/Jordan-Manufacturing-Maze-Metal-Garden-Bench-3K-SMAZE-JORD1018.html
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My Girlfriends House
Your answers are always do helpful, thank you!
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Thanks! I actually got those outdoor lights at OSH many years ago - have no idea who the manufacturer was but they were relatively inexpensive.
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Hope you got it worked out.
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The color of the door is Cool Aqua and the stucco is Kendall Charcoal, both by Benjamin Moore. Thanks for asking!
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Those were great - I think that they came from One Kings Lane a few years back.
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The wall color is Kendall Charcoal by Benjamin Moore.
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The porch light was bought at Lowe's.
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I ordered the door from Lemar Hardwoods in Southern California. I think that any door/window supplier could help you out.
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The walls are Kendall charcoal by Benjamin Moore.
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The light is from Lowe's - relatively cheap.
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What Houzz contributors are saying:
Debra Prinzing added this to Garden Design Essentials: Color
Find Your Color StyleWe can learn volumes about color through observation and experience. When you visit a public garden, shop at local nurseries or take a tour here on Houzz, notice which colors please your eyes.It is clear that Tiffany blue makes the owner of this cottage very happy. That's the power of color.More:The Stories Colors TellPotted Plants Perk Up the Streets of Coastal France
Shawn Gauthier added this to Patios Look on the (Really) Bright Side With Neon
When putting together your palette, think about everything that is in sight while you're sitting on your patio — for example, the door. Doors are unique places to add a hot splash of color, and they can completely change the look and feel of its surroundings. Accessorize nearby furnishings with throw pillows in similar colors to tie the space together.
Lisa Frederick added this to 8 Low-Cost Ways to Personalize a Front Entrance
1. Create a mini room. Here a bench with cheery outdoor pillows, a hanging paper lantern and a framed chalkboard combine to turn a plain entrance into a sitting space all its own — all without breaking the bank. Mix and match furniture to suit your home's architecture and style.
Charmean Neithart Interiors added this to 8 Homes With Exterior Paint Colors Done Right
If you're looking to take your house exterior fun and edgy, try a dark main color with a fun burst of color on the front door. Here is Kendall Charcoal HC-166 for the main field color and Cool Aqua 2056-40 on the front door, both by Benjamin Moore. Dark colors look great with chartreuse and emerald landscape colors.
Frank Organ added this to Think Turquoise to Energize or Soothe the Garden
Even small touches of turquoise can make a difference. The turquoise cushions and front door mix with the dark charcoal exterior to create a truly modern entry here.See 8 ways with turquoise and blue front doors
Amanda Pollard added this to 13 Steps to a Kid-Friendly Garden Adults Will Love Too
12. Paint a blackboard wall. Got a spare wall you don’t know how to decorate? Transform it into an art station by adding a coat of blackboard paint. If your wall isn’t flat, you’ll need to clad it with some exterior plywood and add a sealant along the edges. Alternatively, hang a framed blackboard, as these homeowners have done. The seat below provides a kneeling spot for little ones to reach their art board above.
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alba Hastings added this to POPS of colour
Or...added pop with dark & bright... another ecclectic approach that ticks my boxes
