Spruce up your outdoor space with a fresh coat.

You might consider a more traditional selection for afront porchwhile ascreened-inspace leaves more room for playful paint.

Nature-Inspired Shades of Greens

Pull inspiration for your color palette from the homes surroundings.

Bohlert Massey Inlet Beach porch

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Usinggreen paintcreates a seamless transition from indoors to out and visually connects the porch to its surroundings.

Luckily for us, homes in the South almost always have somethingevergreen in the yard.

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Sew-and-Go Carpet Screened Porch

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We like to paint the interior walls, ceiling, and any trim work detail.

Farrow & Ball Lichen, No.

If youre going thefront doorand windows route, we like something soft like Farrow & Balls Lichen.

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This soft green is a current favorite for Emily Wyatt ofWyatt Designsin Atlanta, Georgia.

Farrow & Ball Borrowed Light, No.

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Stick to tradition.

Jenkins also loves the shade forpainted porch floorsand indoor wood flooring too.

Pretty Peaches

This season,Ellen Kavanaughis loving a classic peach palette.

Charming Southern Front Porch

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For houses with bold or dark colors, a lighter shade for the porch can create a balanced look.

“Freshening up antiquewicker furniturewith Charleston Green paint looks fresh and hides dirt,” says Levenson.

Use as a primary exterior color or for small details for slight variation.

White Porch with Green Wicker Rocking Chairs

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Benjamin Moore Stone, 2112-40

For a moodier look, Levenson reaches for this brownish gray hue.

Benjamin Moore Grant Beige, HC-83

Neutral doesnt have to mean boring.

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Moodier Greens and Blues

Lean intodeeper tonesfor contrast.

Dorothy Shain Henderson exterior

Like the interiors, the front yard tells a story with roadside-rescue boxwoods and flowers inspired by Henderson’s childhood garden.Credit:JAMES RANSOM; STYLING: Veronica Olson

Farrow & Ball Studio Green, No.

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This extra deep, dark green is like a chameleon as the light shifts.

Farrow & Ball Studio Green is an even darker hue that creates the same effect.

Benjamin Moore Deep River, 1582

This gray-green can easily be used in a multitude of ways.

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This rich blue feels equally timeless and energetic.

Its intense hue makes a statement while also serving as a backdrop to even bolder accents.

Contrast against silky whites or pair with complimentary colors.

Benjamin Moore Hale Navy, HC-154

Looking for a navy that can do it all?

Look no further than Benjamin Moores Hale Navy that truly looks good anywhere from screen porches to painted floors.