Making Fugly Fly, Part I
The last few weeks, we (my wife, her friend Laura, Jack, me, but mostly my mother-in-law and her friend Liz) have been working feverishly to overhaul our fugly exterior paint job. We didn't get anywhere close to fixing the whole Devil Queen, but we fought and won several important battles.
First, every window, door, and piece of trim on the back porch plus the one master bathroom window visible from the back porch have been scraped, primed, and painted with a pale yellow. It looks nearly white next to the sunglow yellow of the house (Valspar incase you're wondering), but it's actually yellow.
I love the ceiling fans. It's amazing how much cooler the porch is with them. We're trying to decide if we want to get light-kits for the fans or not.
First, every window, door, and piece of trim on the back porch plus the one master bathroom window visible from the back porch have been scraped, primed, and painted with a pale yellow. It looks nearly white next to the sunglow yellow of the house (Valspar incase you're wondering), but it's actually yellow.
I love the ceiling fans. It's amazing how much cooler the porch is with them. We're trying to decide if we want to get light-kits for the fans or not.
6 Comments:
That looks very nice! I love the color and the ceiling fans on the porch sound like a great idea.
Pretty porch! I wish I had ceiling fans on the porch.
Also a mosquito fogger.
Thanks!
We're planning to screen the back porch at some point. To truely bug-proof it, we laid screen (stapled it to the joists) under the porch floor before it was installed so they couldn't come up from between the boards.
It's looking really lovely. Would like to sit a spell on the porch if you'll have me:-)
Maryam, come on down.
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