facade suggestions required

spinact said :

An bath tub always looks good. I had one in my front yard for ages and it was always a great conversation starter.

But don’t you just hate it when people won’t stop talking and the water goes cold.

Personally, a good archway is a great way to improve your facade – just look at this example:

http://www.allhomes.com.au/ah/act/sale-residential/4-streeter-place-richardson-canberra/1316816593011

Flattened out goon boxes and use the silver pillows for insulation.

WIN WIN

An bath tub always looks good. I had one in my front yard for ages and it was always a great conversation starter.

Can’t you just paint? I prefer painted brick to render most of the time anyway as it often has more character.

Tyres?

Thoroughly Smashed said :

NoAddedMSG said :

Go the Grand Designs UK route – some sort of plaster mixed out of horse hair, horse poo and miscellaneous ground rocks. Then you can wax lyrical about using traditonal sustainable materials.

You’ll also need a windy but pleasant sounding man in a striped suit wandering around and getting in the way.

I’ve never noticed that Kevin McCloud is windy. Perhaps I should listen closer.

NoAddedMSG said :

Go the Grand Designs UK route – some sort of plaster mixed out of horse hair, horse poo and miscellaneous ground rocks. Then you can wax lyrical about using traditonal sustainable materials.

You’ll also need a windy but pleasant sounding man in a striped suit wandering around and getting in the way.

Go the Grand Designs UK route – some sort of plaster mixed out of horse hair, horse poo and miscellaneous ground rocks. Then you can wax lyrical about using traditonal sustainable materials.

papier mache

did u check out Hebel?