I love historic preservation and old houses. Here’s a collection of houses painted olive green — from drab to bright. All of these are located in historic neighborhoods in Oklahoma City.
Which house do you like the best?
Possibly my favorite house | Heritage Hills, OKC | Bright Olive Green with Black Trim
The first bright olive house I noticed in the City | Mesta Park, OKC | Gorgeous Bungalow!
Light Olive Craftsman Bungalow | Mesta Park, OKC
It looked more olive in person | Jefferson Park, OKC
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ohhh I love this – these are all great homes – I will be showing MIC – he is looking at colourways for our old Queenslander – a rental home we have – no where near as cute as these … thanks jen le
@onewoman’ssuffrage – I was definitely thinking, “I wonder if they’d be annoyed if I posted a photo of their house!”
I love all of those houses!
(You rarely see homes with that level of detail up here. Even pricey homes tend to have a slapped together look.)
I am mad you didnt include a picture of my house!
I love olive the other houses. They stand out among the white, yellow, blue, and gray of the less daring houses. Pam