Remodelista Reconnaissance: The Palette in an 1850s Farmhouse, Revealed
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In this week’s edition of Remodelista Reconnaissance, readers wondered: What paint colors were used in this 1850s farmhouse in Westchester, NY, transformed by a pair of designers—in the bath and laundry specifically?
You asked, we answered.
The Sighting
Above Keren and Thomas Richter the husband and wife team behind design outfit White Arrow transformed a falling down 1850s farmhouse in Pound Ridge Westchester County into a full time home for their family The sumptuous main bathroom has a freestanding bath wide plank floors and plenty of light Photograph by Thomas Richter courtesy of White Arrow<span id=ezoic pub ad placeholder 868 class=ezoic adpicker ad>Above The laundry room features a hanging drying rack and clever built ins But what paint colors were used on walls and trim Photograph by Thomas Richter courtesy of White Arrow<span id=ezoic pub ad placeholder 869 class=ezoic adpicker ad style=displayblockimportantfloatnoneline height0margin bottom15pximportantmargin left0importantmargin right0importantmargin top15pximportantmax width100importantmin height90pxmin width728pxpadding0text aligncenterimportant>
The Source
Above We like the contrast of matte with a subtle sheen on the trim and doors Keren told us via email In the main bathroom she says the walls are painted in Antique White Lime Wash from Portola Paints and GlazesAbove The laundry walls are painted in Blondie Lime Wash from Portola Paints and Glazes We use lime wash finish to amplify the subtle texture and create the feel of old plaster walls Karen saysAbove And the trim in both rooms is painted in Portola Paints Territory<span id=ezoic pub ad placeholder 874 class=ezoic adpicker ad style=displayblockimportantfloatnoneline height0margin bottom15pximportantmargin left0importantmargin right0importantmargin top15pximportantmax width100importantmin height90pxmin width728pxpadding top15pximportanttext aligncenterimportant>
