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On a budget and crunched for time? Here are some essential tips to help your home stand out:
Have more time and resources? Consider the following:
1. Native Plants: Choose low-maintenance plants that can withstand the summer heat and are native to the area. This guarantees an attractive garden with resilient plants. Need a list? Check this
wonderful resource for native plants to the Dallas area. Some of my favorites include:
2. Refurbish: Paint the front door, change the lighting, add new house numbers, introduce planters, and swap out the mailbox. Even these minor changes can create a major impact.
If money is no object and you're seeking lasting beauty, consider adding a water feature, creating a seating area, or expanding the front porch or gardens. Hire a landscape architect or designer for professional insights on maximizing your space.
Take advantage of your early morning or late evening strolls (the only bearable times to walk during a Texas summer!). Look around and draw inspiration from the neighborhoods.
Regardless of your style, the key to an inviting home is tidiness and warmth. Ensure your home is always ready to welcome you and your guests.
Looking for more on curb appeal? Here's a great article from Domino Magazine, that explains its importance even further.
Lastly, as you brave the summer heat, don't forget to slather on the sunscreen!
Best,
Jillian
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