Please, please help ID colors

11 years ago

Can anyone tell me what the house body, trim and accent colors you think might be on this house, anything similar will do or maybe you've seen a closer up picture of it somewhere? I love the colors and I have that tile. Thank you!

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Lori A. Sawaya
11 years ago
SW Universal Khaki body, Muslin trim
sandnat
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11 years ago
Oh, I really like that combination, funcolors! Can't wait for the sun to come up and look at them outside. This might work to harmonize galvalume roof and bronze window trim??? Can you hazard a guess as to that trim color/railing above the doors? Thank you so much, funcolors!
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sandnat
Original Author
11 years ago
Well, I'm not crazy about the Universal Khaki after sample on the wall. Tried SW Amazing Gray and BM Revere Pewter. Any suggestions for a darker exterior trim color to go with the Revere Pewter? Or any other exterior paint combinations?
pps7
11 years ago
this is BM Kingsport gray with BM elimira white trim.

I would also look at BM Bennington gray for house with Manchester tan for trim.

revere pewter will look almost white.

This post was edited by pps7 on Fri, Jan 18, 13 at 16:42
chispa
11 years ago
sandnat, the photo seems to have a greenish wall color similar to BM Nantucket Gray.
sandnat
Original Author
11 years ago
I am going CRAZY trying to find a color that works with my simple stucco (ranch?) house. The galvalume (silver) roof is new as are the patches of stucco where we took off outdated trim bands. I'm hoping a fresh pair of eyes can offer suggestions because I've googled inspiration pictures for a week straight til I'm blind. I'm not happy with any of the samples I've chosen. I've tried
*SW Universal Khaki which I thought would compliment the silver travertine pavers (like above pic) but it turns an awful color outside.
*BM Revere Pewter-to white/light.
*SW Dovetail-turned purple same as SW Requisite Gray, SW Perfect Greige, and SW Versitile Gray.
*Porter Antique Silver-purple,
*Porter Stone Gray-to brown, don't like it.
*SW Amazing Gray-to light? but so pretty.
*SW Fawn Brindle which at times still has a lavender cast to it but not as much as the others, wish I could say I love it but I might have to live with it.
*Porter Olive Gray (which is similar to my interior)and stayed pretty true outside it's a 90.3% match to BM Clarkesville Gray BUT what do you think? Similar green interior/exterior/landscaping/lots of oaks-that's a lot of green going on. The majority of homes I've driven around and looked at that have silver metal roofs are vinyl side and the stucco ones are two story with elaborate trim to contrast with the body color. I am not dead set on any color family I just want something that complements the roof and looks good with the surrounding oaks. Sorry so long and thank you for reading!

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