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        "text": "To avoid a “tacked‑on” look, prioritize continuity in rooflines, window proportions, materials, and interior flow. Good design and detailing matter as much as square footage.\n\nAdditions that clash aesthetically can hurt resale and daily enjoyment, even if they function well. Matching and thoughtfully updating the whole exterior often yields the best result.\n\nKey factors:\n- Roof pitch, overhangs, and fascia details\n- Window style, size, and alignment with existing openings\n- Exterior materials, colors, and trim\n- Interior ceiling heights, transitions, and sightlines\n\nWork with a designer or design‑savvy contractor who can propose elevations, not just floor plans. Ask to see 3D views or sketches showing how old and new blend. Be open to small changes to the existing house (paint, windows, trim) that visually unify the whole structure."
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