Old stucco exterior

The before and after pictures of this stucco exterior update show an amazing remodeling transformation that brought new life to our home.

It’s no coincidence that stucco houses have been around for centuries. The material is incredibly durable and can withstand most weather conditions. On top of that, this aesthetically pleasing siding option can beautifully transform the exterior of your home and increase your curb appeal. With all that in mind, we’ve rounded up 14 of our favorite stucco houses with stunning exteriors to inspire you in this post. #exteriordesign #stucco #stuccohouses

Still not sure what colors would be best for your traditional stucco home? Scroll on for our favorite color combinations and paint suggestions. #hunkerhome #stucco #stuccopaint #stuccopaintideas

We have stucco on the exterior of the house. It is a sand/float finish, I believe, and it looks like this. It is a medium to coarse version of this finish. How do I go about making this smooth by...

When it comes to the exterior of your house, you may not have considered stucco as an option. Stucco can be an excellent option for the right house in the right climate. It’s been around since ancient times when the Greeks used lime plaster to create relief decorations for their walls. However, stucco doesn’t work […]

Stucco is one of the oldest building materials around, and for good reason. It's sustainable, durable, timeless, and works well with just about any style or hue. However, these 18 exterior paint colors are our absolute favorites.

An old exterior stucco siding can be updated by a simple application of paint. In this article, we walk you throught the process plus some important tips.

Properly preparing the stucco for paint helps ensure the stucco is properly covered and...

Is it better to remove your old stucco, or cover it up? It’s usually much better to remove it! Once you take it off, you get a chance to examine the house wrap and make sure it’s in good condition, as well as correct any problems that could lurk underneath. If possible, it’s best to remove and replace, but in the video I discuss a few scenarios where people sometimes choose to cover it up.