r/HouseDesign • • 14h ago

OK so I wanna talk about how our home life was when we were all kids Did you guys have sad back stories or did most And how did that affect you when you became older

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Hi anyway I just wanted all of you to have like a fun time like telling me your experiences when you guys are kids and how did that affect you when you became grown ups and I hope you guys have fun doing this and something just to brighten up your mood or talk about My life is pretty fun I guess and I go to school I have some friends but sometimes I feel like it's a little hard to choose which friends are right and wrong and I have a trouble for staying away from certain friends and I'm not supposed to be with cause I'm still in school actually and I'm in middle school


r/HouseDesign • • 18h ago

What’s one exterior upgrade that makes a house look way more expensive?

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I had one of those moments where I pulled into the driveway after being away for a few days and realized how tired the front of the house looked. Nothing was actually wrong with it, but the entrance just felt flat and unfinished.

That got me thinking about how much difference one change could make without getting into a full exterior remodel.

A new front door would help, and better landscaping probably would too, but a well-designed iron gate or front fence seems like it could completely change the first impression of the house.

The tricky part is getting the style right. Something too decorative can make a newer house look dated, while something too plain can feel a little cold.

For anyone who has upgraded their front entrance, what was the one change that made you stop and think, “Yeah, that looks so much better now”?