need some more info, is it concrete? is it exterior? exposed to the elements? tropical or temperate climate?
Mar 2, 18 11:49 am ·
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KatB
There are several and most are exposed to the elements, the one I showed is under a second floor so it's pretty free from rain. It's Texas weather. I'm assuming it's concrete.
Add a couple of circular medallions on the right. On the other side, paint the door to look like a remote. Top off with a chevron at the transom and you're done!
Unusual Window Design Problem(Can it be fixed? If so, how?)
It's obviously very ugly and border the brick as you can see. Any suggestions of what I could do besides just paint it white?
Fire
paint it vanta black
embrace it with the design and make it into something good...
agree - the door is the issue
There are several of them.
I kinda like it.
Paint it orange.
need some more info, is it concrete? is it exterior? exposed to the elements? tropical or temperate climate?
There are several and most are exposed to the elements, the one I showed is under a second floor so it's pretty free from rain. It's Texas weather. I'm assuming it's concrete.
Add a couple of circular medallions on the right. On the other side, paint the door to look like a remote. Top off with a chevron at the transom and you're done!
Hire an architect.
Here's a pic of the front.
Consulting starts at $400 / hr.
Gargoyles! The answer is gargoyles. Put one of these puppies on either side of the window and nobody will notice the window at all. You're welcome.
hahaha thanks
Is this a leased space? You can't paint it white. My best thought is to obscure it. Potted plants. The transom over the door is a good thought too.
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