Last updated: August 11, 2026
These terms cover how CurbVibes.com may be used, and they’re written to be readable rather than impressive. Using the site means you accept them. If you don’t, please don’t use the site.
Curb Vibes is owned and operated by Sonia Zannoni in Quebec, Canada. You can reach me at support@curbvibes.com.
What This Site Is
Curb Vibes publishes editorial transformation stories about home exteriors. The concepts here are made to help you notice things and think about your own house differently. They are inspiration and general information, nothing more official than that.
The houses shown are fictional unless a story clearly says otherwise. They aren’t real properties, and a concept isn’t a record of work anyone actually did.
AI Concept Visuals
The transformation visuals in Curb Vibes stories, including the source houses and the concept directions, are AI concept visualizations. They’re created and directed under my editorial judgment, but they are still generated images. Other site visuals, such as my founder photograph and brand assets, are separate from these editorial AI concept visualizations.
Because concept visuals are generated, they can show things that aren’t physically accurate. A render can imply a slope, a drainage path, a structural change, a planting that doesn’t suit the climate, or a detail that couldn’t be built the way it appears. An image looking convincing is not evidence that it would work.
Not Professional Advice
Curb Vibes is not an architecture practice, an engineering firm, a landscape-design service, or a contractor, and nothing here is professional advice about your property.
Nothing on this site is:
- a construction plan, drawing or specification
- a cost estimate
- an assurance that something can be built, permitted or safely installed
- advice about your particular house, lot, climate, budget or local requirements
No concept, guide or article is a promise that an idea will suit your property. Conditions vary enormously from one house to the next, and I can’t see yours.
Before you act on anything involving structure, drainage, grading, electrical work, accessibility, safety, or building code, talk to a qualified local professional who can assess the actual site. That applies whether the idea came from Curb Vibes or anywhere else.
Using Curb Vibes Content
The written articles, captions, and editorial explanations on this site are my own work. The Curb Vibes name, brand line, wordmark and other brand assets belong to Curb Vibes.
Whatever the legal status of a particular item, the site is published for personal, editorial use, and these are the terms on which it’s made available.
You’re welcome to read it, save it for yourself, print a page for your own planning, and share a link. Sharing links is genuinely appreciated.
Please don’t:
- republish articles or images, in whole or in substantial part, on another site or platform
- use Curb Vibes content commercially
- scrape the site, or use automated tools to collect its content
- remove AI disclosures or present a concept as a real completed project
- present Curb Vibes content as your own work
If you want to use something, ask me. Reasonable requests usually get a yes.
Links to Other Sites
Some pages link to other websites. Those sites aren’t mine, and I don’t control what they publish, sell, or do with your information. A link isn’t an endorsement of everything on the other end of it, and their terms and privacy practices are their own.
Availability
I run this site myself. Pages may change, move, or come down, and the site may be unavailable at times for maintenance or reasons outside my control. Content is published in good faith and reviewed with care, but I don’t promise it is complete, current, or free of errors.
Limitation of Liability
Curb Vibes is provided as it is, for editorial and inspirational use.
To the extent the law allows, I am not liable for loss or damage arising from your use of this site or from decisions you make based on what you read or see here. That includes work you carry out, money you spend, or the results of any change to a property.
Some jurisdictions don’t allow certain limitations, so parts of this section may not apply to you.
Changes to These Terms
These terms may change as the site grows. Updates will be posted here and the date at the top will change. Continuing to use the site after that means you accept the current version.
Governing Law
These terms are governed by the laws of the Province of Quebec and the applicable laws of Canada.