When back in the day when I first bought my house the back "yard" was a very sad and terrible looking space. Since the dryer sat in front of the door just enough that you couldn't use it, I didn't give much attention to it. I would just cringe and pretend it wasn't there when I saw it. Here's an original angle:
A wondrous "before" shot of the door of doom:
The weird cheap light fixture that has never worked in my recollection:
The new stark white door looks so incredible and keeps the house so much cooler. I love it! But it did make the peeling paint look that much more terrible...
Here's a full range view, ignore the lumber and debris, that should be gone soon!
Every year I repaint the front porch, so it totally makes sense that I should repaint the back porch. Finally. After six years. I used the same paint from the front porch to keep costs down and make it look cohesive.
Ah fresh paint how much I love you! Here's another view from the same angle with the light and paint. The new steps also look fantastic! There are still a few things to do, for instance; clean up the rubbish, paint the new step runners, and fix the mulch and rock leading up to the steps.

Wow! The new door, light, and steps makes a huge difference! *slow clap for Meaghan*
ReplyDeleteLooks awesome! I love the white door with the gray siding. And I love, love, love the light! Very cool. I want to get a new back door, ours is not pretty at all. While not falling apart or anything, it is one of those cheap mobile home doors with the little crack of a window in it that you can hardly see out of. Great job on the revamp!
ReplyDeleteIt looks great! I need to replace my crappy back door, too. It's not in bad shape, just one of those ugly, cheap mobile home doors that has no visual appeal whatsoever! Great job!
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