All of the ideas, if I understand this,
today are gonna be like, under a 100 bucks?
Yes, every idea is under a 100 bucks,
and at the very end, if you combine all of them,
still under a 100 bucks.
Alright?
So Alright.
Let's get started.
So my favorite way, for high impact, low cost,
is to paint your front door.
It's super easy.
This is really trendy now too
Yes
Even up in the mountains,
in the country, where I live.
This is a really great way, you could use any color,
but right now some colors that I'm loving
that are totally trending, this deep,
it's like a medium blue.
This would look really nice against a neutral house color.
Okay.
And then
So you're going a little deeper--
Going a little deeper Against a white, right?
Exactly.
So this one is more of like a blush pink.
Now I would use this against a really dark color.
A charcoal house, a black house.
Oh nice!
It would look really good.
Oh, that would be sexy.
It would be really sexy.
So, this color is my personal favorite.
This is like a lime green.
I actually have this on my front door,
it makes a huge impact.
Now that is not lime, that is clearly guacamole.
(audience laughs)
I love it.
Well let's see how guacamole looks on a house.
So here we have a neutral house, right?
Okay.
And now, we're going to add the lime or guacamole.
Whoa!
Cool right?
Now that looks like a party house.
It does look like a party house.
I love it.
My house is wild, I have four kids.
Come on over here I have another idea.
Alright, so house numbers.
You can get really creative with your house number.
So this is a planter box that we already had.
Alright and we picked up some new house numbers for it.
Now these are, kind of, slippery guys,
these are kind of the typical--
The old school, yeah, yeah.
Old school, they come in so many better fonts now.
So you can go really modern with it.
So what we've done here, is we've pre-drilled the holes,
alright, and then we're just gonna pop it in,
alright, and then you put the little fasteners on the back.
And see how great that looks?
Oh, like wingnut things?
(audience applauds) Yeah.
Okay, add a plant.
Looks pretty good.
Awesome!
Really good.
Now, take a look over here if you wanted to do it
up on the house, this is a perfect idea--
Oh, that's cool!
So this can go right on the house--
So chic!
Some tiny little succulents in it?
Yeah, yeah.
But let's see how this can add to our front door appeal.
Oh, I love this fake house, it's really fun.
We stick this guy here.
Isn't it great?
Alright, so that looks super good, right?
That looks amazing!
We're not done yet.
Okay.
So for this one, we have a front door mat.
Super plain, like you can grab these for five bucks, right?
We are going to level it up big time.
So, I have cardboard here, and I've made a stencil.
Now, I chose to say like hey there!
I think that's fun, but you could do a last name,
or anything like that.
And we're gonna add just a little piece of tape.
You can tape that one.
Okie doke. Just to hold it in place.
I'm gonna tape this side.
And then using exterior spray paint,
you wanna make sure it's outdoor.
Exterior so it doesn't wipe--
Right.
It's gotta be weatherproof.
Exactly, you want it to be weatherproof.
And you're gonna hold this down.
I'm gonna ruin my manicure, but it's okay.
(spray paint can rattles)
Alright, so you hold it pretty close,
and you're gonna spray in your letters.
Alright.
Oh, and I would actually do this outside?
Yes.
You definitely want to spray paint outdoors.
(Rachael coughs)
We're good!
Okay, so.
I've gotta be able to cook, I'm gonna set myself on fire!
Look at that!
(audience applauds) Looks pretty good, right?
Okay, wait.
Grab that.
Okay.
And I'll grab this.
This is how it could look after.
Alright.
(audience applauds)
Do this first?
Alright, you put yours there.
Now interior decorators have been layering rugs
inside for a long time.
I love the idea of doing it outdoors, too.
So you take your simple mat, and this--
Look at that!
entire thing, 30 bucks,
(audience applauds)
for both of this.
Wow.
Really great, right?
So you can kind of see where we're going with this.
Alright?
It's amazing!
We're still not done.
We've got more yet.
Oh, no, we're not even done yet.
(Monica laughs)
Got another under $100 idea.
So pavers, these are bricks, but
Yeah, we know pavers up in the country.
Cause everything's bumpy, we gotta make it flat.
Yes.
And you can pick them up really inexpensively.
So what we've done here is taped off, kind of
a modern geometric pattern.
So you wanna grab some paint,
and paint right along the edges with this.
Now this can be used for like walkway edging,
or you could create a little, a mini patio area.
Yeah, yeah.
There's just a lot of ways
that you can change these up with just paint.
Alright so look, when you pull that off,
you're kinda gonna have the idea--
Oh, that's so cool!
(audience applauds) of that.
Now, if you want a little bit more,
life if you wanna level this up and
go a little bit more intricate,
you can check it out here, you could use a stencil
Whoa!
And no matter which one you choose to do,
they're gonna be about 30 bucks
because stencil, paint, these are really inexpensive.
So every idea we did was under 100--
All of them including pavers?
But if we did all of these projects
for one pretend amazing house,
we could do it for under 100 bucks.
$95.
You're brilliant.
(audience applauds)
(chime)