Show me your facade colors!

we paid 8,900 euros last year.

Just paint over? Or did further work/repairs have to be done? Scaffold included in the price?

I really like the house in this Mallorca style. However, the three-colored facade less so. And blue shutters on top of that?! Often less is more. Question to everyone here: Which shades suit white windows and anthracite windows best? I generally tend toward pastel colors on the facade.

I feel the same way. I find the house very beautiful, but the color combination of the plaster is not my taste at all.

Just painting? Or did other work/repairs have to be done there? Scaffold included in the price?

I’m wondering the same. The painting on the new building cost us 2500€, the scaffold was of course separate or already there. 8900€.... there must have been more involved.

I really like dove blue/-gray with white (pane) windows. That might be our house's color for the next paint job. However, you mostly see it on wooden houses. No idea how it looks on plaster. So just meant as further inspiration or confusion ;-)

I personally do not like the accentuation of floors. In my opinion, the facade comes alive entirely through the window design and possibly vegetation, such as a garden area that harmoniously fits or supports the facade. What is the intention behind the horizontal hard lines? It somewhat reminds me of noise barriers or oversized halls, which are usually painted lighter towards the top so that they blend into the overall landscape. Otherwise, as one can see quite well in my opinion, a lot can be ruined with color. Some houses can appear cheap with the wrong color. Then the intended "Villa Kunterbunt" is not recognizable. I see it the same way as : less is often more. This also applies to the interior: painting an entire room in a striking desired color usually has a negative effect compared to just accentuating one wall. But: each to their own. I am glad that I do not have to look at some houses with misguided color.

I really like pigeon blue/gray with white (mullion) windows. That might be how our house will look after the next paint job. However, you mostly see it on wooden houses. No idea how it looks on plaster. So just meant as further inspiration or confusion ;-)

It definitely looks different on plaster because the shadow of the wood grain also plays a role in the appearance.