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Example of a classic front door design in Dallas with a green front door — Houzz
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Thanks for asking, but we just did the porch décor, not the architecture.
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Robin's Tablet Ansolabehere
Love the holiday decorations! They are a perfect blend of traditional style, youthful charm and playful humor!
P-E-R-F-E-C-T-I-O-N : )
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Mitchell Parker added this to Would You Live in a Haunted House?
Hard NopesJudyG Designs: “I don’t believe in ghosts. That said, no, I would not buy a haunted house, because I would be afraid I was wrong.”Shaun Ma: “No. Nope. Nuh uh. Not because I believe in ghosts but because of my overactive imagination. Like some others said, once the idea is there, it’s hard to let go of.” mcg910: “Hell no. I would skip the perfect house in a heartbeat if anyone thought it was haunted.”
Lauren Dunec Hoang added this to 15 Entryways That Celebrate Fall With Dazzling Color
15. Pumpkin ParadeYou can’t help but smile when you see this collection of pumpkins cascading down the steps of this Dallas home. The variety of pumpkin shapes and colors, as well as the sheer size of many of the pumpkins, is worth noting. Design tip: Even if you don’t go quite so pumpkin-crazy, tuck in sprigs of brightly colored leaves (variegated crotons were used here) to fill in the gaps in a pumpkin pile.
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Dara Dubrinski added this to Front Door Ideas
Like the muted green color for the door
Thanks for asking, but we just did the pumpkin display.
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