House Exterior Design - Idea Generation

Earlier looked around white/gray is rather new most houses are colorful. Green or beige/yellow/brown tones.

Our house is gray with a green entrance. I think when a new paint job is due, it will be green. Like before too. The old house was always green

... Our house is gray with a green entrance. I think when a new paint job is due, it will be green. Like before. The old house was always green

In our town, a house with a green entrance is also currently being built, but otherwise with white windows. We are already curious how it will look when finished.

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Next, in my opinion, the reddish base also works: I would give it a dark gray.

The railings front and back, light gray, which does not contrast so much with the house. Without any "dark accents." Maybe the railing in dark gray. Beams of the roof covering also light gray.
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We have now had various painters on site. The general consensus ultimately leans this way ;)
The following scenarios:
- Roof overhangs white
- Roof covering white
- Railings: what is green becomes white, what is brown becomes light gray
- Base unchanged

or (the painter’s view)
- Roof overhangs white or light gray (Wife: hm ...)
- Roof covering white or light gray (Wife: hm ...)
- Railings: what is green becomes light gray, what is brown becomes a somewhat darker gray (Wife: hm ... really?)
- Facade smoother and white
- Base: darker gray (Wife: hm ... and wrinkled her nose)

Now here it comes! Later my wife also said: hm ... hm ... hm ... if some gray is to be added to the house, then the base could also be accented (dark) gray ...

A tinted facade is unfortunately (still) not up for discussion. Let's see how it finally turns out ...

... The house can also tolerate vegetation - for example, a wisteria. ...

Woman: No!

I really can't imagine that ...

... because of the (already) red roof :)

Here it comes! My wife later also said: hmm ... hmm ... hmm ... if some gray does get applied to the house, then the base could also be accented (dark) gray ...

Told you so ;)