Front door for split level house

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Our white house with black windows for the win! Black windows with white interior will add a bold contrast on the exterior adding curb appeal.

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So I just dropped of the radar. Yeah....12 hour days kind of put blogging on the back burner....and yes I agree..... pretty rude of me. Seriously though..... I just couldn't find the time to multi task with this one. Partly because Cari and Greg had just moved in their new house and there was no furniture or internet. More on that later:) We left Atlanta on Monday and got to the house around 5 pm..... placing most of the furniture that evening. Let's start from the beginning.... This little…

A split level entry gives access to the main level and the daylight basement.

HOUSE PLAN 2002108 - BI-LEVEL WITH 2-CAR GARAGE by Edesignsplans.ca. 1386 Sq. Ft. 2-Bedroom Bi-Level with 2-car garage, office, and full undeveloped basement. Wood stove in living room. Rear deck off dinette.

031H-0385: Small Split-Level House Plan; 1150 sf

This door is awesome...and I think we could even pull it off on your 70s split level.

Where did the Split-Level get its start? The split-level home is thought to have evolved from the ranch-style home promoted by Frank Lloyd Wright and other architects. The design became popular in the mid-1900s as a way to take the modest bungalow-style home and add a more stylish feel. Many homeowners also liked it because

When Amanda moved into her second house, she knew the dark and dated split entry needed to be brightened up — a dark door, peach-hued walls and a tall wall with nothing on it just didn’t fit her style. From Amanda: To brighten up the space, we installed a tongue and groove accent wall (to cover the heavy knock down texture) and painted it white. A new larger glass French door let light pour.