Facade paint white tone - No RAL specification, how to decide?

It is as you say and you get used to it. I chose comfort over despair, even if the color differences bother me. ;-)

You really stay next to your house day and night for half a year in all weather just to be bothered by the difference between vanilla in April and vanilla in October? - Respect!

You can make a doctoral thesis out of every "pups." Take walks through new development areas and when you have found the right "weiß" for you, ring the doorbell and ask the builders. The answer will be "weiß" in 2/3 of the cases. :D

You can make a doctoral thesis out of every "fart".

From whether RAL 9016 really only means RAL 9016,000, definitely ;-)

Take walks through new housing developments and when you have found the "white" that suits you, ring the doorbell and ask the builders. The answer will be "white" in 2/3 of the cases.

The answers will range from "huh?" through a slap in the face to "Doggy, sit!" if complete strangers come to the door without a bottle, palimpalim, and don't even want fries, but want to know what kind of white it is. That is not "white," that is "I don't know that!" (By the way, it just occurred to me that there is no "Persil white," "Spee white," "Ariel white," or "Dash white") *LOL*

Thank you all for the many constructive contributions! :)

Take the brightest white - it will get darker by itself.

I don’t have a concrete answer to your question, but I can confirm again that the colors, whether inside or outside, always appear darker in reality than on the color samples.

Thanks, those are already two good tips.

For me, among your color samples, "bright white" is the only color I perceive as approximately "white."

If RAL 9016 is the wish, then I would go for bright white.

Already bright white, right?! On the color fan and on the website, the tone is clearly ahead of gray white/cool white and natural white. It also has the highest brightness of 93, but is only in chroma group 2.

In my opinion, the best option is for the plasterer to paint color samples side by side on the finished plastered house. Ideally not just on one facade side. Then take a few days and look at it under different daily, weather, and lighting conditions. Decide and be aware that the sun produces different light and light color in winter than in summer.

That’s exactly the plan. We have two color samples included. Here we would ask to apply the color samples not only on one but on two sides of the house. It is only about which two tones we select. It will definitely be bright white. Now it’s about which tone we send in as the lame duck.

It will certainly become bright white. Now it's a matter of which tone we send into the race as lame duck.

In the sense of a minor partner in a tone-on-tone contrast of two kinds of white / whites or how do you mean the term here?