When we bought this house, this is what the house numbers looked like:
Falling off, rusty nails, really trendy golden brass (woohoo). What's even better, you couldn't see them hardly at all from the street, because they blended so well with the siding:
Oh yeah. Good thing we haven't needed an ambulance yet.
There are some really beautiful house numbers out there. But! Since I'm on a budget (the first year after buying a house is always a tight one, for some reason - read: Down Payment), I just got some basic black numbers from Lowe's. Each one was just under $4, so for a whopping $16, I completely updated my numbers. Curb appeal, check. Allowing people (and emergency workers, if necessary) to find my house easily, check.
| Look at that contrast! No more yellow on yellow! |
And someday, I'll get some really cool house numbers.
For the moment, these will do. Although Doug says the numbers are too close together, so I may get to space them out a little better. Not interested in doing it today, though!
Nice numbers! I like good, visible numbers. I really dislike trying to find places in the dark and not being able to see the numbers (this happens a lot in Columbia, apparently they really don't want anyone to find anyone else).
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