and build on the landscaping.Paintstorm Studio nicely blends together all the elements you need to create stunning drawings: an easy to navigate interface, access to lots and lots of brushes, the option to play with the colors, a handy undo/redo function, hotkeys so you can work more efficiently, and more. installing a stone, slate or stained concrete walkway. Next phase(s) could include moving the door & replacing the window rework the lighting. Maybe a less expensive walkway for now with a rock or landscape timber border and simple stepping stones in mulch or stone.

4) define entrance further by adding simple planting beds on both sides of the stairs + a walkway (slate, stone or stained stamped concrete?) in a darker shade Maybe first phase could be encasing the columns, adding the window box, painting, start the planting beds. If the porch floor is wood, paint it the dark khaki color. Suggest keeping wood on trim & windows white so the white plastic window parts blend in. or replace both 3) paint house a taupe/tan color close to the stone and paint the window box, door & columns a darker khaki color. 1) Add focus to the center of the house by: > encasing 2 center columns in an angled Craftsman style on top of stone columns > relocating the front door to the center can't see what your door looks like, but could consider stained wood frame glass door to let more light in > rework porch lighting looks like there are 2 sets of sconces flanking the door & the right suggest new cool sconces to flank front door & maybe ceiling lights and/or fans on each side of the porch > add a window box below triple windows on 2nd floor to add more focus to center of house > add colorful accent color flowers in window box and 2 plants on the lower ledges flanking the stairs 2) install a new window on the left where the door was, trying to match style on right. You can break it down into phases and do it over time as budget allows & it will all make sense.

However, I think the house could use more balance, symmetry & a better defined entrance so I've included some ideas below & have attached a rough sketch of the vision I had in mind: This may be more than you want to do now, but I always think having a vision for how you eventually want your place to look really helps. I love the stone and suggest some general ideas for paint colors below. I love bungalows! I used to have a 1923 bungalow and used our front porch all the time.

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