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Below are some in progress before and afters as this project is nearing completion.  I am a Dunn Edwards girl so the colors I selected for this job were Dunn Edwards Alluring Umber for the main body, Dunn Edwards North Territory and Navajo White as the accents.   These photos do not do the colors justice.  The goal here was to warm up a big cold looking facade and soften with landscape improvement. New exterior lighting was added where there was none to add balance and interest.  The paved walk up and patio are nearly complete.  A beautiful wall fountain has been selected and will be installed shortly as well as mediterranean style awnings over the front door and upper right set of windows. 

   

                  

                 

       

   

                     

 

 

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Comments(26)

Patty Carroll
Vancouver, WA
Love the house color. So glad that the arch was removed it hid the entrance to the home.
May 06, 2008 06:01 PM
Ana Hitzel
AccentPositives Home Staging - Corona, CA
Professional Home Stager Inland Empire

Me too, the color turned out even better than the sample.  The arch was the first thing to go!

May 07, 2008 10:28 AM
Hope Designs
Hope Designs - Bolton, ON
Hope Designs, Toronto’s Award Winning Home Staging
WOW, what a difference, keep us posted!
May 08, 2008 08:53 AM
Dawna Graham
River City ReDesign & Painting - New Westminster, BC
How gorgeous! It looks like a totally different house! I love what you've done! Great job!
May 08, 2008 12:08 PM
Ana Hitzel
AccentPositives Home Staging - Corona, CA
Professional Home Stager Inland Empire

I will Lori and Thanks Dawna.

May 09, 2008 11:06 AM
Elaine Manes Gage
Home Staging Online Services - Denver, CO
Staging done ONLINE!

I would be so intimidated by the scope of this project, but you are just doing a fabulous job! That color is awesome!

May 09, 2008 11:09 AM
Ana Hitzel
AccentPositives Home Staging - Corona, CA
Professional Home Stager Inland Empire

Thanks Elaine,  I have had such a great client to work with and that has made this such a great experience.  Besides I truly am a curb appeal junky!  I couldn't have asked for a better jump start to my business. 

May 09, 2008 12:10 PM
Michelle Pimentel
Empire Home Staging Solutions - Upland, CA
ASP, IAHSP Empire Home Staging

Ana,

The change of color alone gives the house a complete transformation.  A great way to update the look of any house.  Please be sure to share your final photos when it is completed. Continued success to you!

May 12, 2008 03:25 AM
Michelle Hall
Century 21 Hecht - Denver, NC

What a difference!  Very rich!

May 12, 2008 03:32 AM
Anonymous
Anonymous

Thanks Michelle and Michelle!

May 12, 2008 05:22 PM
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Chris Horton
Horton's Lawn Care L.L.C. - Burton, MI

Ana- WOW what a difference :-D I can't wait to see the final pics... J/W are you taking out the tree that is blocking the left side of the home?

Aug 11, 2008 03:48 PM
Ana Hitzel
AccentPositives Home Staging - Corona, CA
Professional Home Stager Inland Empire

Great minds think a like!  We did remove the tree.  I do not normally like to do that but it was not shading and totally ruined the balance of the house.  I have been trying to coordinate a picture time when the lawn has just been mowed so here is what we have until I get that.  Maybe you could stop by!

Aug 11, 2008 04:13 PM
Michelle Ewing
Trademark Realtors - Riverside, CA
Riverside, CA

Hi Ana,

I've been waiting for you to post some afters of this house -- it looks great!!!

Aug 11, 2008 04:30 PM
Ana Hitzel
AccentPositives Home Staging - Corona, CA
Professional Home Stager Inland Empire

Thanks Michelle,

As I mentioned, I have not been able to time with the client the final before/afters.  I wanted to wait till my pictures were perfect to post. The fountain had still not gone in yet. 

 

Aug 11, 2008 04:34 PM
Jessica Cox
Perfectly Polished Home - Dallas, TX
Dallas Home Staging

nice transformation!

Aug 12, 2008 03:49 AM
Chris Horton
Horton's Lawn Care L.L.C. - Burton, MI

Ana- See I am a fan of no trees in the front yard especially when they are blocking a window like this one was. I try to keep windows open and visible simply for saftey. Not to mention whats the point of having a window when it is covered by a tree or shrub, right? lol This home looks amazing I really like everything you did with the exterior. While I would love to stop by and mow it I don't think anyone would want the bill considering Cali is (just guessing) 3-5,000 miles away from me here in MI, and I get 10 mpg in my work truck lol. J/W is the walkway brick pavers or is it stamped concrete?

Keep up the great work I can't wait to see all the final pics :-D

Aug 13, 2008 10:17 AM
Anonymous
Anonymous

Hi Chris,

Those are brick pavers, shades of pink, tan and charcoal.

Aug 13, 2008 03:27 PM
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Lisa Roy
SPACELiFT HOME STAGING, Greater Vancouver - Vancouver, BC

That's a big job but it really took a dated looking home to a modern property.  Great colours!

Aug 13, 2008 04:43 PM
Ana Hitzel
AccentPositives Home Staging - Corona, CA
Professional Home Stager Inland Empire

Thanks Jessica and Lisa for stopping in.

Chris, I originally thought to move the tree over to the side to save it, I hate pulling up trees.  The crew talked us out of it.  I think it would have looked very nice angled off to the left as you face the property.  Call me a tree hugger :)!!

Aug 14, 2008 03:48 AM
Chris Horton
Horton's Lawn Care L.L.C. - Burton, MI

Ana- I like trees too, just not fond of them in the front yard when they block the home (atleast not in the city... my place is not even visible from the road during the summer but I sit on 20 acres lol). The only reason I do not like them in the front yard really is because they tend to "hide" the home and its beauty, or at the least distract your attention from the home as this one did in my opinion. Especially when selling a home you want it to be seen from every possible angle so potential buyers don't miss it :-D

Aug 16, 2008 02:00 PM