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Brittany Jackson You need a pop of color somewhere, would you be able to redo the concrete floor in front of the door with some tiles? Maybe painting the planters the same bright pink as the polish on your sign would be an easier idea. A different door with a window might be brighter and more welcoming too.

Carolina Photo To Go LLC If you could see inside, perhaps people would feel better about stepping inside. I like your sign but perhaps it should not cover the whole door and you could put glass beside the door.

hmschoolmom I'm sure your sign was costly--it is clever and well done but it seems a little small for the space. It seems it needs some sort of "frame" so what about getting a large piece of something (painted same bright pink as nail polish in the artwork) that you can anchor the sign on top of. It should span the width of the door between the light fixtures in my estimation. You could do something creative on the sides with painted flourishes or place the tin sign at a whimsical angle perhaps? I think not would give you "huge sign" appeal without going to as much expense. I would also paint the planters in the same shade of pink. What about putting something unexpected in the planters like colorful tin work flowers or flowers made of cast-off china plates or some other crafty idea. I would add a large eye-catching outside entrance rug also.

hmschoolmom Would a bright canopy with the sign attached work. I would do it at a very steep angle so the sign is easily read.