Patina green body paint. install#

I am holding off on doing a second coat until I decide whether I’m happy enough with the color. Thanks so much for the great suggestions! But I also really don't want a white that just looks.white. I also do think I need to be extra cautious with my choice of cream because my immediate neighbor's house is yellow and my other neighbor is a pure white, so I don't want to end up looking dingy. Many of the cream colors I love for interior use seem like they would read too white for the exterior I have in mind. There is also a very interesting shade called Prentis Cream through the BM Williamsburg Collection, which looks like a beautiful cream but can only find photos of exterior trim. I think I have put BM Swiss Coffee, Soft Chamois, and maybe Feather Down on my list to sample. The south side of the house has a glassed-in elevated sunporch and the window sills on that are, in fact, rotting away- my next project!

The wrap around porch was on the north side of the house- I think it may have been taken down because it made things just too dark in the living space but I probably will never know at this point. Thanks for previous advice! It really helped me towards a direction to solve awkward parts of house. We are removing porch roof railing finally and will replace trim around windows. Will have to research best variety and care. I like the scent by front of house but have only grown them along a fence. That would look too heavy right?!! Appreciate advice before I put money down! My plan is to put a climbing rose there. My husband wants to fill the entire space with trellis. I am leaning towards dividing blank space in thirds and putting trellis in middle third. My question is how would it look most balanced.

Patina green body paint. install#

I would install on blank section of wall on front of house. They are modular panels that I can install to the height I need. I am considering a system such as the Oxfordshire iron lattice trellis extender for sale on Wayfair. I am re-upping this post almost a year later! We are close to finishing the inside of the house and I'm itching to tackle the outside! Spring fever is setting in here in VA.