Curb Appeal: Southern Traditional

You only get one chance at a first impression, so make it count! Copy the look of this beautiful southern traditional home in Louisville, Kentucky to enhance your curb appeal!

DESIGNER Courtney Wafzig

COMPANY Zig&Co

INSTAGRAM @ zigandcompany

WEBSITE

Artist and designer Courtney Wafzig gave us details about the exterior, and even offered us a glimpse inside her colorful home! Be sure to scroll down for all the beautiful images!

COLOR PALETTE

These gray, teal, and cream tones were made for each other! The color palette brings a French Provincial feel to this classic southern home.

House: Sea Haze 2137-50 by Benjamin Moore,

Shutters: Spring Sky 674 by Benjamin Moore,

Trim: Silken Pine 2144-50 by Benjamin Moore,

LIGHT FIXTURES

These oil rubbed bronze fixtures have a classic elegance. The clear seeded glass creates a diffused glow. Allen + Roth Castine Rubbed Bronze Outdoor Wall Light, $109,

DOORS

These wooden doors bring warmth to the color story, while the nine-light glass panels allow ample daylight to stream into the foyer. Exterior Fir 9 Light Double Door, $784,

FLOWER URNS

Concrete urns are the perfect vessels for elevating greenery. Macron Urn Planter, $99-$109,

PLANTS

“Ferns and caladiums are my go-to plants!” shares Wafzig. We can see why! We love how the white caladiums pop against the rich green of the ferns.

WELCOME MAT

If you have a large front porch, opt for an outdoor rug instead of a welcome mat. The scale of this buffalo check rug suits the entrance perfectly. Leer Gray/Ivory Rug by Gracie Oaks, $113,

READY FOR A PEEK INSIDE?

Courtney Wafzig is an artist and designer who lives a colorful life! Every inch of her 1960s-era home is filled with vibrant colors and patterns.

We adore the way she expertly mixes prints, fabrics, and textures. Each room tells a story, and keeps us wanting to see more!

Along with her husband, four kids, three dogs, and two birds...her house is full of love, laughter, and inspiration. Take a cue from Courtney and add a splash of color to your home!

We shared this article with you in our Fall/Winter 2020 Issue of