HGTV's Curb Appeal

Anthony Wilder's first appearance on HGTV's hit TV show, Curb Appeal, aired April 4, 2006. Episode #1703 "Tired Victorian"

[@andrear.5296]

Thank you for uploading. :o)

[@sherryhunt3995]

Please bring back Curb Appeal.

[@vandaalexander160]

I loved Curb Appeal!

[@tonibauer2949]

Lovely job. Greatly improved. The neighbors will be encouraged to upgrade, hopefully.

[@maricelasanchez8439]

"Love thy neighbor, but let's get a hedge!"

[@Treeofwysdm]

😂😂😂

[@SousChef77]

So glad they got rid of the gray. Where did they put the table...that was missing at the end, but fussed over during the show?

[@artlitmusic]

Too bad about the portico, that would have been great, but it all turned out beautifully anyway.

[@TheMrFarkle]

I love curb appeal. The original was perfect.

[@HaHaInc]

Those houses in DC cost FORTUNE! How this couple - both government workers - could afford to buy a multi-million dollars property? They are not getting paid even CLOSE to have such extravagant tastes!

[@JanetCaterina]

Uh, family money??

[@Kevin-sm8pn]

They're both international assassins. They make bank!

[@AlexS-oj8qf]

Of course the color turned out to be ugly. They don't clean the paint or paint it white. The color get mixed up.

[@tonibauer2949]

I imagine they cleaned it. I really like that color and think it goes very well with the brick.

[@naowright9308]

"Our yard is dirt, not soil, just dirt." My question is, "What is the difference?"

[@AM-er5vx]

Soil is living, while dirt is dead. "Soil is alive with living organisms such as worms, fungi, insects, bacteria, and organic matter. It supports life with its naturally occurring nutrients and minerals, making it a perfect planting medium. It is a complete and self-sustaining ecosystem." "When this magnificent living thing called soil leaves the garden on your hands or clothes, it gets displaced and is now defined as dirt." "Dirt is made up of sand, silt, and clay, and it may be rocky. It has none of the minerals, nutrients, or living organisms found in soil. It is not an organized ecosystem. There is no topsoil or humus, no worms or fungi." "An old dirt road comes to mind with this definition. So, Dirt is dead and does not support life." And soil is living and supports life. Hope this explanation helps.

[@mlouwagie]

they should have matched the teal stained glass they put in ... on the sills .... its like sky mint slum blue.... 14 years old show.... itz dated....take a jump designerz

[@maggiesue4825]

Our tax dollars at work.

[@raquelpena8286]

I think it's a ugly house! Boring.