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Your home’s street appeal starts at the kerb, and details like your letterbox and house number can either enhance or detract from that first impression. Integrating these features into your home’s exterior design creates a cohesive look while still meeting functional needs.
When choosing a letterbox, think about the materials and colours already present on your façade. Timber cladding pairs well with natural finishes, while contemporary homes may suit powder-coated metal or concrete elements. Try to avoid clashing styles, like ornate ironwork on a minimalist home.
The same goes for house numbers. A font that mirrors architectural lines — whether clean and modern or traditional — helps reinforce your design intent. Matching finishes (such as matte black or brushed stainless steel) between your numbers and fixtures adds consistency.
It’s also worth considering mounting solutions. Recessed, wall-mounted, or fence-mounted installations all influence the final look. Some homeowners opt to integrate numbers into feature walls or fencing for a streamlined appearance.
Cohesive design doesn’t mean everything has to match exactly. Instead, aim for complementary choices that reflect your home’s style while enhancing everyday function.

Your home’s street appeal starts at the kerb, and details like your letterbox and house number can either enhance or detract from that first impression. Integrating these features into your home’s exterior design creates a cohesive look while still meeting functional needs.
When choosing a letterbox, think about the materials and colours already present on your façade. Timber cladding pairs well with natural finishes, while contemporary homes may suit powder-coated metal or concrete elements. Try to avoid clashing styles, like ornate ironwork on a minimalist home.
The same goes for house numbers. A font that mirrors architectural lines — whether clean and modern or traditional — helps reinforce your design intent. Matching finishes (such as matte black or brushed stainless steel) between your numbers and fixtures adds consistency.
It’s also worth considering mounting solutions. Recessed, wall-mounted, or fence-mounted installations all influence the final look. Some homeowners opt to integrate numbers into feature walls or fencing for a streamlined appearance.
Cohesive design doesn’t mean everything has to match exactly. Instead, aim for complementary choices that reflect your home’s style while enhancing everyday function.

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