Red brick 70s house

Explore 3 awesome home exterior makeovers. See before-and-after transformations that revitalize and enhance the curb appeal of your home.

Double and triple fronted brick veneer homes were built in the thousands across Australia during this period to meet housing demands. Design-wise, they are simple buildings that feature either a double or triple staggered façade, with a bedroom at the front that steps back to a lounge room and/or the front door. Generally one storey, these homes started to incorporate attached carports and garages, with mass-produced materials used in construction.

A brightly colored front door is the best way to add a little extra curb appeal to a brick home.

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Completed in 2011 in Perth, Australia. Images by Bo Wong. A 65 square metre alterations and addition to the rear of an existing Federation brick and tile house which aims to extend the perceptual space of...

With the owners determined to retain the character of their suburban pad, Fowler and Ward opted for retention rather than reinvention.

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Roula H. in Virginia felt stuck with her red brick home exterior. She wanted it to be more unique and inviting, but she was bound by strict HOA limitations. The brick&batten team worked with Roula to come up with a design that would help her love her home anyway. Here's the story of her experience and the work she did to get curb appeal she's now proud of.