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Remodelista Reconnaissance: A Green-Painted Floor in an All-Season Space

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Remodelista Reconnaissance: A Green-Painted Floor in an All-Season Space

January 12, 2024

When we featured the before and after photos of A 1920s Minneapolis Craftsman, Moody Makeover Edition, our favorite transformation was the porch. Formerly more of a storage overflow than a usable space, designer Anne McDonald layered it with laid-back furnishings, lots of warm texture, and “a big dresser to put mittens and hats.” And it turned out we weren’t the only ones admiring the wood floor, painted a deep green-blue. What color was used, readers wanted to know? A quick email to the designer later…

The Sighting

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Above: The quickest way to transform a bland space? By ripping out dated vinyl tiles, adding wood planks, and painting them, as Anne did in the porch-turned-sitting area. The result is an upside-down twist on the tradition of painting porch ceilings blue. (Head to A 1920s Minneapolis Craftsman and scroll down to see the space before.)

The Source

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Above: The color in question? Green Smoke by Farrow & Ball.

Curious about painted wood floors? We can offer a few posts on the subject:

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