But I ask you, is the house below taking it a little too far?
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Architecture
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Now if you don’t have a glider or a good chair for your porch you may try this route: the Hammock. Perhaps the most underrated from the outdoor “furniture” family. This particular hammock is the super sweet kind that wraps all around you when you lie in it. One drawback, it is difficult to have your morning coffee in it… However, an afternoon bottle of Budweiser is no problem at all.
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So which do you prefer, neon house numbers or stained glass house numbers?
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I guess developers were a little more modest back in the day…
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This is the evolution of last week’s house that was white. And now its, beige with green trim and a brick top. Brick top, that guy was a sweet actor, what movie was that? Ah, Snatch that was the movie. Anyway, are they going to paint the third level? It sort of looks like a compound now, with the fence off to the side. If you go to the open house I suggest you don’t drink the Kool-Aid…
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From time to time i have seen porches that have some sort of divider and I’ve always wondered what type of message that is sending. I think this particular one looks quite nice but is it in the spirit of neighborliness? I can understand privacy measures taken in the backyard but I thought it was understood that the entrance to the home should remain barrier free. I suppose if the neighbors are particularly upsetting some measures may need to be taken. What are your thoughts?
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So this is a new building that went up in the U Street neighborhood. What do you think of the modern architecture? Does it work next to the more traditional rowhouses?
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I kind of like this one.