Front Yard From Blog Cabin 2012
Charm preserved, Blog Cabin 2012 greets the neighborhood with a new roof, relocated front entrance and durable fiber cement siding.
Explore the Front Yard 19 Photos
Preserving the original character of the front façade was paramount to the design and build teams.
While the front door was relocated to accommodate a larger foyer, window position remained unaltered. "As a vacation home, we wanted to make sure our design was low maintenance and would mature beautifully without a lot of upkeep," says Jason Cameron, host of Desperate Landscapes. "I think we succeeded in respecting the neighborhood and adding to the curb appeal of a beautiful area." The addition of a stone path and lushly planted beds, defined by site-sourced boulders, lends permanence to the landscape design.
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2012 Front Outdoor Area Tour
Chris Grundy tours the front outdoor spaces of the 2012 Blog Cabin.
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2012 Front Outdoor Area Tour 01:26
Chris Grundy tours the front outdoor spaces of the 2012 Blog Cabin.
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2012 Back Outdoor Area Tour 01:47
Chris Grundy tours the back outdoor spaces of the 2012 Blog Cabin.
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Blog Cabin 2012 90-Second Tour 01:53
Chris Grundy takes the viewer on a 90-second tour of the Blog Cabin 2012.
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2012 Whole-House Camera Tour 01:21
The camera takes viewers on an exciting tour of the 2012 Blog Cabin.
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Foyer From Blog Cabin 2012
A bright, sunny entrance, made possible by the relocation of the home's staircase, offers space to stow outerwear and welcome guests.
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