Ep 12. All The Right Angles

In this episode of Curb Appeal: The Block, the team works on a home that has good bones but lacks visual appeal. The homeowners, Neil and Tisha, love their neighborhood but feel embarrassed by the exterior of their home. They are looking for a modern and contemporary update that will make their home stand out.

The team starts with the front yard and decides to remove the overgrown bushes that are blocking the windows. They install a new walkway and add low-maintenance plants that complement the color scheme of the house. They also create a feature wall with wood paneling and a wall-mounted planter that adds dimension to the yard.

Moving to the backyard, the team takes advantage of the slope and creates a multi-level entertaining space. They install a large deck with outdoor seating and a fire pit area that is perfect for cool nights. They also add a custom-built pergola that provides shade and a trellis for climbing plants.

To tie the front and backyards together, the team decides to add a custom fence that features a geometric design. The fence not only provides privacy but also adds a unique touch that complements the modern aesthetic of the home.

Inside the home, the team focuses on the living room, which is the first room guests see when they enter the home. They decide to create a focal wall with a custom-built media console and a large abstract painting. They also add new furniture and accessories that play off the geometric design of the outdoor fence.

The team also updates the kitchen by removing the upper cabinets and installing open shelving. They also paint the cabinets and add new hardware for a fresh look. They also install new countertops and a sleek backsplash that ties in with the outdoor feature wall.

Finally, the team installs new hardwood floors throughout the home and updates the staircase with modern railings that match the style of the custom fence.

Overall, the team creates a visually stunning home that fits the homeowners' contemporary style. The new updates not only increase the home's curb appeal but also create functional spaces for entertaining and relaxing.