We usually think of house numbers as purely functional and utilitarian. You know, go to the hardware store, choose some plastic or metal numbers then nail them up on the front of your house so that people can find you. It’s a little boring, though, but it doesn’t have to be.
With some creativity and a few extra materials your house numbers can be a fun place to add a little bit of personality to your home. With some everyday items like paint, glue, screws and maybe a less common item such as an old door you can create a unique way of displaying both your house numbers and your individual style. Not including time for paint to dry, most of these projects can be completed in a few hours, so, have fun personalizing the display of your street address numbers.
DIY House Number Sign Using Square Dowels
This first project is made with square, wooden dowels, house numbers with a finish of your choice, and a little bit of wood stain in whatever color you like. The dowels will need to be affixed to a wooden back. A little bit of wood glue should keep the dowels in place. Once the glue is dried you can then stain the entire piece. For both the glue and stain, follow the directions on the packaging. Once you have completed the first few stages you can attach the numbers with the hardware provided in the packaging of the numbers that you purchased and attach the whole piece to the front of your house. The final result is an attractive, warm, and inviting display that will greet you every time you come home. via littlehouseoffour
Make This DIY Modern Address Plate For Less Than $30
This project is fairly similar to the previous one in the process but the results are a little sleeker and a few of the materials are slightly different. You’ll need a wood board like the first project but instead of wooden dowels, you’ll need thin wooden strips that you will glue in place and stain. Attach the metal numbers. For this project we chose a silver finish. Then, affix the entire piece to the front of your house or business. via thediyplaybook
Cedar Street House Number Planter
For a fresh and unique look, attach your house numbers to an attractive wooden board and have a small plantar box with fresh plants or flowers. The plants in the picture are succulents but you can choose a different type of plant as well. via ana-white
DIY House Address Number Monogram
This is a fun and funky alternative to the boring old plastic numbers. You can take the first letter of your family name to individualize your address plate. You will need the street numbers, the letter of your choice, some nails, tape, glue, scissors and paint. Spray the letter down with primer and then spray paint the background color. Once the paint has dried for at least several hours, use tape to create the design. Then spray paint the entire piece in a color that contrasts your base color. After letting the second color of paint dry, you will be able to peel away the paint and see the design you have created. You can then glue the wooden numbers onto your letter background. via craftcuts
Industrial House Numbers Using Screws
For a unique and industrial look, skip the premade numbers altogether and create the numbers yourself using screws. Use a screwdriver to drill directly into your wooden siding, placing each screw as close together as possible. You will probably want to lay out the borders of your numbers before you start drilling holes. via ideas2live4
DIY House Number Sign Made From A Wood Slice
For a simple and woodsy look, you can use a mason jar as a flower jar. You will need a wood slice, hose clamp (available in the plumbing section of your local hardware store), a small strip of wood, a Mason or Ball jar, some screws, a screwdriver, a couple of small nails, a hammer, some flowers, and of course, your house numbers. Nail the hose clamp to the piece of wood that you have already nailed to the wood slice. Screw the Ball Jar into the hose clamp, place some flowers in the Ball Jar, and affix your house numbers and you will have a simple woodsy house number display. via diycandy
DIY House Address Number Post
Instead of having your numbers on the front of your house, you can put them on a post with a hanging basket of flowers. via hellofarmhouse
DIY House Numbers Sign Adds Curb Appeal
Attach your house numbers to a worn wood background for rustic appeal with the clean look of silver numbers. via familyfocusblog
DIY Burlap Wreath With House Numbers
If you display your numbers on a wreath such as this burlap one you can change the look of your door every season. via domesticsuperhero
DIY House Numbers Sign Hanging Planter
Try hanging a planter underneath a house numbers sign placed close to the road. via knickoftime
House Numbers Hanging From An Old Door
For a unique look take use an old door as a display. It’s a perfect addition to a country home. via lifeyourway
DIY House Number Sign With Planter Box
The planter box of fresh flowers underneath this sign adds some fresh appeal. via remodelaholic
DIY House Number Made Out Of An Old Rake Head And Mason Jar Planters
Another unique look is to paint your numbers on a mason jar, hang them from an old metal rake and use the jars and planters.
Oversize Painted Cement House Numbers
Get the numbers of your house in cement and paint them. via ajoyfulriot
DIY Pallet Wood Fish House Numbers
If you love fishing and camping, a fish display is perfect for a vacation cabin. Simply draw the fish. Cut them out with a jig saw. Spray paint them with your numbers. via scavengerchic
Woodburned Pine Tree House Numbers
For another rustic look, try burning your house numbers into wood slices. via etsy
Milk Jug Painted With House Numbers
An old milk jug that has been spray-painted black is a great way to show your house numbers. via source
Polka Dotted Flower Pot Tower With House Numbers
For a fun addition to your front entrance try stacking some pots, planting flowers, and painting your street address on the bottom pot. via positivelysplendid
Paint Stick With House Numbers
This display of house numbers is made with paint sticks that have been attached to a wooden board back. Hang it on the front of a door for an eye-catching look. via homestoriesatoz
DIY Wall Planter To Display Your Number
Gold numbers against a black metal background is always a classic look. via myanythingandeverything
House Numbers Using Paint Sticks
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Mailbox With House Numbers
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Repurposed Silver Tray To Display Your House Number
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House Numbers Made From Mirror Frames
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Vintage Paddle House Number Sign
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DIY Faux Grass House Number Display
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Plate House Number
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DIY Flower Pots House Number
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DIY House Number Flower Box
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DIY House Numbers Made from Bricks
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Front Door Monogram with House Number
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Pumpkin Topiary Displaying House Numbers
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