A home this impressive needed address numbers to match! So the Landform Design Group had a piece of metal cut in a cool, contemporary style and displayed the numbers along the retaining wall for visitors.
This historic home was built in the 1930s by Hugh M. Woods and features a 4,397-square-foot floor plan, two-car detached garage and even a basement. Gold address numbers welcome visitors and complement the traditional architecture.
A smooth stone gate with an iron door invites visitors to step inside. Sleek address numbers in silver complement the home's clean, contemporary exterior.
Rustic Metal Planter with Succulents and House Numbers
A rustic metal planter holding various succulents is affixed to a 5-foot-high concrete wall. The planter displays the home's address numbers at the entry to the courtyard.
A warm wood retaining wall features the home's address number that complements the exterior. Lovely green shrubs and plants fill the landscape, and a gravel walkway leads the way to the front entrance.
A gravel pathway leads guests to the front of the house, where bright red flowers and American flags offer a warm welcome. At night, two lanterns ensure that the home's address numbers are clearly visible.
With lanterns and flower pots on either side of the steps, the front of this home boasts beautiful symmetry and balance. Large address numbers hang over the door to ensure that guests know where to go.
Concrete stepping stones lead to the home's main entrance and allow visitors to take in views of coconut palms and other plants. Meanwhile, a low retaining wall shows off sleek address numbers, which further complement the modern exterior.
Metallic Numbers, Wood Door Mark Entrance to Modern Condo
Though defined by clean lines, brick walls and industrial-style railings, the exterior of this condo still feels warm and approachable thanks to a wooden front door. Silver address numbers shine overhead and ensure that guests find the right residence.
