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Adding pizzazz to your home's front entrance is an easy, low-cost way to
up your home's curb appeal. Try painting your door a pretty hue that
coordinates with your home's color. "Make sure there is a
contrast between the front door and the facade of the home," says
Kristine Ginsberg, owner of Elite Staging and Redesign in Morris County,
N.J. If your house is gray or white with black shutters, consider
painting the front door red, she suggests. Other ways to beautify your
home's exterior are adding appealing house numbers to your entrance and
hanging a pretty wreath on the door. For extra pop, place a potted plant
or two by the front entrance.
Approximate cost:
A gallon of paint for the front door will cost as little as $25. Metal
house numbers can be purchased for less than $4 each, while a potted
mini evergreen like boxwood or a dwarf Alberta Spruce could run you less
than $20.
By FrontDoor.com
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