Chantilly Lace is very bright white for an exterior. Pure white makes get be too. If you have any stone on your house best to post pictures for better comments and start your own thread

@Marylee H Thank you so much for taking your time to break down interpretation of the colorgraphy chart. I understand a bit better all the different variables of the color choices. Is there are "favorable" set of objective measurements for west-facing rooms? I find that my colors tend to look more gray/blue/dingy in my living room even with the 4000k led lights (which I was finally able to find). I would like to add some warmth without going too yellow. Previously, I made the mistake of pairing Behr's Pebble Cream with Ultra Pair White trims - the mix of warm and cool(?) was a mess and enhanced the overall yellowness. Yet colors like SW's Aesthetic White looked too grey and too much "chroma" - when paired with Ultra Pure White trims, and BM's Glacier White and White Dove looked too dingy. It has been very difficult trying to find a neutral off-white color that is not too yellow without going too dingy (too much gray?) Should I go towards the Y of the Hue? Looking now at Benjamin Moore: Soft Chamois, Cloud White, Gentle Cream, Navajo White (BM, not SW) . I love this lady's colors: https://meganbellmade.com/blog/2020/9/17/our-super-kid-pet-friendly-white-couch-a-review-of-west-elms-harmony-sofa She used SW's Aesthetic White- it looks more like it's on the warm/beige side of greige on her walls, and too grey/dingy on my actual walls.

There is brick like wallpaper. Make sure you want dark and I’d be careful with a green choice. The decision should be based on room’s direction, furniture, rug and decor so colors make sense. Could go light if furniture and rug are and add rust accessories.

Yes, it is fun to watch them fishing, especially the Great Blue Herons, who just stand hunched over in shallow water for several minutes not moving at all, looking like a large grey blue rock, and then suddenly in a blink extend their neck to its long long mode to grab a fish. Today we saw one of the green heron nestlings standing on a branch way down about 2 feet above the water. Then an egret came flying up the creek, and startled the heron chick, who promptly flew away! So, I guess I need to call them fledglings from now on. It is amazing how fast they grew. Jackie