But I also noted that numbers are located on the garage only and not on the mailbox. I had noticed one of my neighbors had lovely stenciled lettering on the side of their mailbox and had thought that RH homes provides this for ALL mailboxes. I was wrong. I knew I was wrong as I took a closer inspection of the mailboxes in my neighborhood and noticed that a few of them had that blocky stick on numbers you get from Home Depot and not the pretty calligraphy invested in by my neighbor.
In a quest to do something just as pretty as my neighbor I started searching Pintrest boards and quickly found what I needed on my favorite handmade site, Etsy.
Here are a few of my finds. Which one would you vote for?
All of these are from one company back40life. I like the styles and I like the fact that I can get 2 sides for $15. In addition I am impressed with the nearly 12K sales, which for me says that they are doing something right. I will continue to look but I doubt I will find something better.
I really like all of the options you picked, but I think the second one is my favorite.
ReplyDeleteI like the first and last the best. It depends on if you want your last name on your mailbox. I had no idea they don't give you numbers for your mailbox, too funny, I bet the mailmans hate ryan homes neighborhoods, for this, lol.
ReplyDeleteI like the third because it focuses on the street number. It makes it easy for someone looking for the address.
ReplyDeleteOoooo, pretty. Great idea! I love Etsy!
ReplyDeleteThe second one is my favorite....but they are all cool designs :)!
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