Wide view of the S'more House deck and newly painted exterior
Authentic Berrier Project

The S'more House Exterior Transformation

Seven near-100°F working days helped transform this lakefront exterior into what the Berrier team now calls the S'more House. The supplied palette—White Flour, Pure White and Shagbark—created a warm combination of light and rich brown tones while preserving the property's natural character.

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Timeline

7 working days

Category

Exterior Painting

The Project

Seven near-100°F working days helped transform this lakefront exterior into what the Berrier team now calls the S'more House. The supplied palette—White Flour, Pure White and Shagbark—created a warm combination of light and rich brown tones while preserving the property's natural character.

Exterior painting was completed when these photographs were taken. New shutters were still scheduled for installation.

From Blue to a Warm, Light Exterior

The wider property view shows the most noticeable part of the transformation. The original blue exterior was replaced with a warmer combination of light and brown tones, creating the S'more-inspired appearance.

Driveway view of the house and garage with original blue exterior
Before
House and garage overview after exterior painting
After Painting — New Shutters Pending

A New Look Around the Deck and Stone Chimney

The updated exterior creates a brighter setting around the wooden deck while allowing the natural texture of the stone chimney to remain an important part of the property's character.

Deck area with blue shingle siding and stone chimney before painting
Before
Deck and stone chimney area after exterior painting
After Painting — New Shutters Pending

The Original Exterior

Before painting, the lakefront home featured blue shingle-style siding with contrasting brown details. This photograph provides another clear reference for the property's original appearance.

Blue lakefront house with brown shutters before painting
Before

The lakefront home with original blue siding and brown details

A Warm, S'more-Inspired Exterior Palette

White Flour, Pure White and Shagbark were supplied as the colors used for this exterior transformation. Together, they create the cream, white and brown combination behind the S'more House nickname.

White Flour

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Pure White

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Shagbark

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A Closer Look at the Painted Exterior

Painting Completed — New Shutters Pending

Newly painted shingle-style siding detail

Newly painted shingle-style siding

Updated exterior from the lakeside deck

Updated exterior from the lakeside deck

Full painted exterior elevation of the S'more House

Full painted exterior elevation

The painted lakefront exterior viewed from the dock

The painted lakefront exterior viewed from the dock

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