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Hi readers! Don't forget to cruise your SUV past an unlikely house or two this summer...

Memo: Paint porch roof tropical blue

You might think that we here at casa cabeza would have received the memo instructing everyone cool to paint their porch roof tropical blue.

P. S. This house is totally Zen, in that in has an outdoor ceiling fan (see last section of Genjo Koan).

sunset noir

Friday afternoon, a chilly and gray day was coming to a close. After studying for a spell, Tilson and Wilson tooted around to search for casa cabezas.


This pic is proof of the aforementioned gray-ness that was pervading the late afternoon on Friday. Only a few good casa cabezas could save the day.


Ta-da! The builder of this house must have had an italian cousin. There is no other explanation.


The clouds couldn't keep the colors off of this little salt-box!


Our search finally ended with seeing the light through this petite baum-haus.

Come hither Greenlandians!

We are bound and so determined to have a casa cabaza visitor from Greenland. Hope this beauty from nearby Nova Scotia with round windows helps entice.
This pic found here.

A happy valentine's house <3 <3

This house would like to wish you all a happy valentine's day. Have a great February filled with amore!

new door for 'fallen reindeer'

rotary dial and enter

Broken Angel

Apparently this home has come under some criticism for not meeting codes. From what I read about it, the house has evolved over the years to become the Broken Angel it is today. Will it be saved or torn down?!!?!! Thanks to Rob for this submission

german house on the prairie

The intrigue of this home is difficult to capture from the street. Thankfully, the garage is equally germanic. Three thumbs up to people who create homes that transcend their streets blaaahness and transport passers-by to another land.

modern home

This beach side home is bursting with color at the seams. Love the pendant lighting in the dining room!

not so crazy, and still quite cool

This abode stands out to me for several reasons. Primarily I enjoy the juxtapose of proportions. Large columns, smaller home. The windows are lovely and I think french front doors are like being a la plage.

This casa de papel would be lovely to live in. Lots of sunlight.

My favorite part about this house is that the neighbors got together and painted it for the owners who do a lot to help other people. That's just great.

I think it's unlikely that this casa could be more cabeza. Way to be bold homeowners! Why not come home to a latex gemstone settled in the yard? It's non-blase and looks comfortable in its surrounds.

This house stands out on a gray day. Though rough around some of its gutters, the scroll-work is belle in bright blue and works perfectly on this tiniest of homes.

A snowy casa cabeza

This home looks inviting as the snow falls around its bright and semi-coordinated colors. A lovely place to walk past and admire. Especially noteworthy is the blue ceiling on the porch.

Does your house have "stube" from the street?

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