With a keen eye on historic homes their new home copied

a mortar & brick style of the past.

At terrace level bricks are flush with mortar. The rest of the bricks are slightly raised.
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Garden & Be Well, XO Tara
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Pics taken in the same garden as previous post.
4 comments:
Good to know Tara! I like that look. An older home is just a gem of an ol gal! Cranky sometimes, can be a bit of a wind bag but always there to keep you safe, warm and is very stable!
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Nice brickwork. I love a brick home but they are uncommon in the north. I am all for low maintenance.
Good one, I liked the previous tip as well, transition from wider to narrower for creating the illusion of greater depth.
This one's a keeper... k
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