Change roof tile color to anthracite windows

...in recent years, there seem to be no other color preferences from the builders anymore ops:

We also basically find the combination very stylish, but then decided at least on a Bordeaux red roof (and a red door ) to have a slight (although compared to the attached picture subtle) color deviation from the now perceived standard "white + anthracite"!

We also have anthracite-colored windows RAL 7016 and Nelskamp F11 old black engobed clay tiles. But I don't have a picture on hand right now

Don't worry that the clay or concrete material of the roof tiles in RAL 7016 looks different from the foil-covered windows. That's perfectly normal. Furthermore, roofs are often illuminated differently by light (sun) at the same time than windows (different angle of refraction).
In our northern region, red brick with white plastic windows prevailed for the last 30 years, so I wanted to stand out a bit with our house – now we live in our new development area, where 70% have the combination with 7016.

Hey, I also think that you can't see it. But as a lead-in: there are bricks that fit better than others. May I ask what combination you have?

Creaton Futura slate clay + engobed.

We didn't want it darker after consideration because of the heating of the roof.

Is it noticeable? Who knows, I think so.

We also initially considered Creaton slate or black, but ultimately went with the solid-colored Creaton engobed in anthracite matte.

We also have basalt gray windows outside the mass standard RAL 7012, but RAL 7016 panels as eaves cladding.

I also thought at first that it would be too colorful... but once you don’t pay attention anymore, it also looks harmonious.

I spent days thinking about the stupid tiles...