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Hey Reader,
Sometimes big house updates and renovations can take months. But, you'd be surprised at how much you can spruce up your curb appeal in one weekend.
If the front of your house feels meh, we have several tips below that are really easy updates.
The best part is you can complete all of them in one weekend.
Keep reading for some ideas...
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Here are those tips:
Paint Your Front Door: Go for bold colors like navy blue, fiery red, or even pink. It's your house, and life is short! Go wild.
Quick Landscaping: Pretty plants have the power to transform any exterior. Take a trip to your local home improvement store and grab a few plants, flowers, or shrubs for your front yard.
Lighting Magic: Install sleek LED pathway lights or solar-powered lanterns along your front walkway. You'll be surprised at how affordable and quick they are to add.
Replace Your House Numbers: Throw away worn-out house numbers and trade them out for sleek, modern, eye-catching ones that reflect your personal style. If you're feeling really spunky, buy a new mailbox to match.
We hope these tips help you improve your house this weekend. Let us know if you decide to try one, Reader. We read and respond to every email.
Have a great weekend,
Cat (& Andrew)
Millennial Homeowner
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Hi! We're the team at Millennial Homeowner, and we run a newsletter called Millennial Life. Our list has over 12,000 subscribers, and we email our list 3-5 times a week. We love to work with people who are high energy, positive, and like to spread joy. We write about finding contentment, loving the home you're in, and becoming a smarter, happier homeowner.
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