Facade paint for house with RAL 7016 windows?

I can change the facade color every few years on a plastered house or wooden house.

Not necessarily. Usually the development plans tell you which colors you are allowed to use. Either everything is permitted including roof shape and color, or it must be white x or white y or a specific brick color. The aim is to achieve a uniform structure within an area.
And yes, I am also an advocate of choosing a base color first that covers 50-60% of the design of the object. Window frames are usually accessories, the benches then cosmetics. This applies to facades, rooms, clothing, etc.
And if you want to defend your unusual career path, you can do that, but not like this:

Now you’ve got it, haven’t you?

I find cappuccino itself rather old-looking. Like plaster that has weathered for many years. It is often nicely brightened up with white windows as an accent. RAL 7016, by the way, leans more toward blue… there are nicer contrasts or colors that are more suitable.

there are nicer contrasts or colors that are more suitable.

Do you have a tip which tone you consider more appropriate?

Do you have a tip which tone you think is more suitable?

Didn't you understand my explanations regarding RAL not being like Pantone? - how should anyone be able to give you such a tip without knowing the material, structure, and grain of your plaster?

Have you not understood my explanations regarding RAL is not like Pantone? - how is someone supposed to give you such a tip without knowing the material, structure, and grain of your plaster?

By the way: Did I ask you?

By the war: Did I ask you?

Funny spell check. Facts don't matter at all, who reports them. Nevertheless, you're welcome.

Also keep in mind that the Neubaugebiet-Standard-7016 often looks bluish in the sun. As already mentioned, RAL is not Pantone and especially 7016 can clash wonderfully with other colors. Just take a walk through the nearest new development area on a nice day and see for yourself.