Show me your facade colors!

Let's put it this way: You have to be able to handle colorful houses

Let's put it this way: the development plan has to approve it. Only white and gray tones are allowed here.

OK so here is the requested photo.

Is that combined with forest green? I've seen that several times as well. Many holiday villages are kept colorful. Or Swedish houses: I like every shade on wood. Less so on plaster.

The color ran out in the technical room...that will come later ;) )

I would accentuate that with anthracite and thereby strengthen the sage.

I would accentuate with anthracite and thereby enhance the sage.

Black is my favorite color. But it's already too late, yesterday the general contractor brought the missing bucket.

Let's put it this way: the development plan has to approve it. Only white and gray tones are allowed here.

How terrible. I am always glad that there isn't one like that here.

In our previous town, a developer built half of the new development area, all detached single-family houses were yellow, similar to the one of . The townhouses were apricot with green shutters. With white houses, one was clearly in the minority. After 10 years, the first ones started to have their houses repainted, and then several colored houses also became white because the owners said they had grown tired of the color and preferred something more neutral.

The paint ran out in the technical room... that's still coming

I would have thought that, and possibly had the windows wrapped in the house color.

In the topic: "Show off your facade colors" I would have expected more pictures.
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For me, there are some aspects regarding house painting that play a role.
Our house was white, with brown door and window frames.
Where we changed something, we painted it - especially the brown edges - white and I noticed how practical it is to have the paint easily and quickly available.
Painting the whole house is too expensive for us at the moment.
Personally, I would like a light orange as a color.
I always call it "peach blossom," as Goethe called it, and said that it is THE color that all people find beautiful.
Whether that is really the case, I don’t know, but my wife says the insects would definitely like it too. :rolleyes:

Of course, it also matters how the houses in the neighborhood look - and especially how the closest neighbors have decided.

Then it’s interesting whether you are a cautious person who wants to fit in with the surroundings, or more of a daredevil who sometimes clashes with people to assert their will.

If someone wants to stand out, it makes a difference whether that is meant against or for the neighbors.

Also: "just don’t stand out" is, in my eyes, a legitimate behavior.

What I mean is: there is no "objective" right or wrong.

Sometimes it would be good if a "bit of momentum" comes to the street, sometimes that might above all cause discord.
As different as the people who live somewhere.

Our red canopy (made from a truck tarp) is a bit "too loud" for me, but there was no foil with - in my eyes - a better color.
Here in the area, almost all houses are white, and I wouldn’t mind a bit of color - I could also say: good.

We are lucky and almost only nice people live around us.
If money and scaffolding are ever available, I could well imagine a "pleasant" color, but it should rather lift the good mood than worsen it :)