SPOT COLOR. A bright yellow door reflects the homeowners’ love of color, while shudders painted deep blue give a nod to the rear addition. From the street, passersby can catch a glimpse of the addition, which is slightly offset from the more traditional existing structure. Photography by Anice Hoachlander

A combination of natural and modern material choices simultaneously blend the structure into the environment and create a statement for passersby.

Master Bedroom with Red Bed Frame and custom drapery and bedding.
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The Owners say that passersby often stop in front of the house to look. Cool kid on the block. -Photography by Peter Kubilus
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This was last 2016 lavenders. Stunning vibrant colors of lavenders allure even the passersby. Photo Credit: Blue Dreams USA
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Curbside appearance improves dramatically with vibrant plants that attract hummingbirds, creating a lively and colorful display. These blooms enhance the landscape, offering delightful movement and natural beauty that captivates passersby.

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The mix of warm and cool colors here and variation of texture makes for surprising delight all summer long for passersby.
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There are no more heavy traffic issues for this family of five. The wide paths from each area of the kitchen and from room to room accommodates the chef (s), the diners and the passersby. Photography by Leigh Ann Saperstone

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Photo of a modern landscaping in San Francisco.

Patrick & Topaze McCaffery - Taproot Garden Design & Fine Gardening "Orange California Poppies can take over a garden in one year and give passersby a superb show in the spring."

This complete addition to the home creates a treehouse appeal for this family-focused space. Windows and more windows--custom trapezoid-shaped windows-- flood the space with natural light, while sections of obscured glass address privacy. You can look out, but the neighbors and passersby can’t look in. Tricia Shay Photography

Cottage was built for a retired couple within walking distance of the historic square. The natural stone porch captures the afternoon sun, and gives the Owners an opportunity to interact with passersby. Henry A. Zuckerman, architect

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Hints of brilliant pink flowers peek out from the tops of oleander trees just beyond the curb. In full bloom, these plants will provide gorgeous curb appeal and delight Holiday Isle passersby.

The exposed front yard has regular passersby on the sidewalk with a full view of the new water feature and shade garden entry garden. A new privacy fence mimics the historic iron fence.

Petrick Architecture (PA) www.petrickarchitecture.com is not limited to home or office space. PA was the architect for the first Parklet in Evanston. A parklet is a small space serving as an extension of the sidewalk to provide amenities and green space for people using the street. Petrick Architecture provided a public yet intimate space for passersby to relax, enjoy, and engage with the community and nature. Check out the photos at http://www.aiachicago.org/spa_archive/2015/urban-oasis