A Beautifully Decorated Screened In Porch
Linda at It All Started With Paint has done an amazing job at transforming her screened in porch into a beautiful and relaxing area, perfect for outdoor dining and gathering with family and friends.
Before she worked her magic, the space looked like this…
What a beautiful transformation! Can’t you just imagine spending a lazy summer afternoon there, reading and enjoying some iced tea? I sure can!
To see more of this porch transformation, head over to It All Started With Paint.
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Kristi,
Thank you so much for sharing my screen porch with your wonderful readers!
And you would be so proud of me … not only am I almost complete with my Make it Happen Monday dresser transformation .. a few touchs up and some waxing is up next … but I’ve also added in getting the front yard weeded and pruned and planted! Phew …
🙂
Linda
Overachiever!! 😉
Haha! It only happened because I’m highly motivated … Debbie-Doo is featuring my home tour tomorrow and I needed a decent shot of the front of the house!
This porch is just as charming as Linda herself is! Just love what she did with the space – we’d spend every minute we could in that porch if it was ours! What a great feature choice, Kristi and well done Linda!
xoxo,
mk & Gwynnie
I’m loving curtains on a porch. My neighbor has done that and it really ups the style factor.
Great share!!
I think it’s gorgeous … I love the bright cushions on the bench! My kids would love it especially with some of that sun streaming in … maybe for ladies with a glass of wine having a chinwag! Looks great!
Linda has the golden touch. She knows how to make a house a home and a porch more than a porch!
~Bliss~
That was magic … before and after so different, great job …
Just goes to show how much a difference a bit of colour and a few accessories can make – Wonderful colour palette 😉 – wouldn’t ordinarily mix fiery red with turquoise, but it works! Jon@kdcuk