Yes, it is quite possible. First, check out the current issue of Atomic Ranch magazine (if reading later it's September/August 2021). They gutted a 1950s shoebox ranch house, raised the roof and now it's an asymmetrical mid mod house with insanely cool breeze panel patio accents in the front.
Once installed, these beautiful, maintenance free panels will give your house a unique, fetching look for years to come. |
Contractor white paint is slightly cheaper than tinted, two coats are better than one. Railing easily found in any home improvement store, or custom made by local carpenters. |
Easily ordered online, or custom made on site, you now have your white planter boxes! New Age nothing; these are groovy, baby! |
I clean mine with Lemon Pledge. Keeps the wood grain looking so new and attractive. Thank you for letting me indulge in a sardonic, ironic post. It was fun, we must do this again soon. |
For a groovy Dream House door, simply paint the door yellow, and custom cut the breeze block pattern into plywood and attach.
After all the above made changes have been made, you should have a home resembling our beloved. Short of remodeling, here is what I think the closest thing you could find "in the wild" on real estate apps. The price is average, great lot and so forth. I would likely add green shag carpeting and mid mod light fixtures and decor.
Natural wooded lot, shed roof shaped sections, slat siding, vaulted ceilings, lots of natural interior light, large decks and even a cool carport make this one a winner! While 78-79 was the peak of this architectural movement, I have seen similar homes dating to as late as 96. Presumably, you could take old plans to a builder and get a brand new one. There are lots of books online with hundreds of similar options.
architecture houses designand if you just want a larger playhouse outside that can withstand the weather, then with some modification, this may be for you:
Holly... Babs! The architect must've been obsessed with this blog & the A Frame. Good thing you found out about this.
ReplyDeleteWait, are the floors truly yellow? That might be too much but I like how bold it is.
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