Best Blues For Your Porch Ceiling
07/27/2023 | Marni Mervis |
If you’ve ever taken a trip to or lived in the south you may have noticed an awful lot of blue porch ceilings. “Haint” blue, as the color is known, is a pale shade of greenish-blue. It is a Southern tradition, based on folklore which said the color possessed the ability to keep away evil spirits. It’s popularity makes it one of the best blues for your porch ceiling.
While the color originates in the South, the prevalent architectural styles throughout the West such as Craftsman, Victorian, and modern farmhouse all feature front porches as well so the color choice of blue is becoming a popular trend for porch ceilings on this side of the country, too.
Whether it tradition, a nod to the sky above us, or just for the love of the color’s calming capabilities, the choice to paint your porch ceiling blue can result in the creation of a truly atmospheric space and add to a home’s curb appeal. Want to add some character to your porch ceiling? Consider one of these charming blues.
Across The Bay (DE5757)
This light, watery blue is a traditional choice to freshen up your porch ceiling.
Anchors Away (DE5814)
This more muted blue paint color features a hint of grey making it a more subtle light blue option.
Ink Blotch (DE5839)
A more daring option for a blue porch ceiling, this saturated blue paint color is a head-turner that will surely have you always remembering to look up.
Whether #Mermaidcore has you singing the blues, or you’re simply seeking out the best blues for your beach cottage, Dunn-Edwards has the perfect blue paint color to inspire your next project. And if you’re curious about which hues of blue are particularly trending for 2024, check out our 2024 Colors + Design Trends here.
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