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• #3802
Flush window like below.
As an aside, Im changing my windows to black. Though my house was built in he 1960s
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• #3803
That black and white house across the road looks awful.
Black upvc casement windows with plantation shutters 🤦‍♂️
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• #3804
White shutters too - for that full effect.
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• #3805
And we are not going to mention the shed bolted on to the front door? Place has been decimated. While taste is of course subjective, this is just wrong.
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• #3806
Maybe if black windows were really your jam then something like this - couldn’t find a great example of arched windows and two, one window layout
Is the front of yours rendered? Looks like some nice brick detail around the window and those arches could be lovely.
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• #3807
Speaking of black windows. This is what we're aiming for. Including the planting.
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• #3808
Yeah that’s lovely, looks a shade off black with a hint of navy.
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• #3809
That’s an all in effort - which combined with the quality or planting and quality of the brickwork looks spot on.
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• #3810
Just why do you want to replace the perfect forum colours? :)
(6pt will be along in a moment to say they're *not* the forum colours. :) )
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• #3812
Come to think of it, all forum houses should be painted like this from now on, so you can DAS them.
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• #3813
We're not having the shutters. A little too colonial.
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• #3815
Then it gets đź‘Ť from me
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• #3816
Nah. Have that one saved. Good reference.
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• #3817
Hmmm anything to go by other than orange?
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• #3818
Upstairs.
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• #3819
Current logo pink would be better!
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• #3820
Ah, but then people might think you're living off your Giro. :)
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• #3821
thanks all for the inspiration, i think it has more depressed than inspired though, all those lovely fronts i just can't see mine being anywhere near as nice as any of those on my meagre budget, if i had more i'd certainly consider getting back to the brickwork and re pointing but that is just a bit too much dosh
white with white pvc windows it is !
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• #3822
There’s defo more you can do than white on white! Are you painting it yourself or getting someone in? Because if the later they will need to sort the render out around the windows in some way regardless. Thin black pvc could work....
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• #3823
there's a house on our street that's gone with a darker riff on glasgow corporation green (which would be the period correct colour for our 1920s terraced housing.) it looks wicked against the red sandstone. if we ever get our front done, we're going for that colour I think
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• #3824
I know bedrooms are money, but where do all those people live when they aren't in bed? That surely isn't a family home?
I reckon black , and more specifically anthracite uPVC will age and date a period house quickly. On trend atm, but likely to look dated fairly fast.
How long are you going to be in the house? If it's for a few years then I don't think it matters as much. If you plan to stay for decades, then it does.
If it is to be uPVC, the flush windows look way better than the more old fashioned frames. Simple square edge frames are also better looking than sculpted or bevelled profiles. If it has to be dark colours proper ral 9005 black will look way better than anthracite imo.
I think there are other ways of adding contrast colour wise too . For example the parts of your front that are currently white in the pic