All that I have seen have been wood or wood with cladding. I doubt you'll find one because PVC is so flexible it needs the additional hardware bracing of crank-out hardware or a larger sash section which would be unattractive.

I am having a similar problem now with exterior almond/tan vinyl windows. My home was painted 1/4 way around only and stopped them because the paint looked terrible against the faded vinyl. I have been back to the get new samples of paint to try around the windows, but I still can’t find a color that is compatible. My home was built in 78, and I think the windows are probably 90s. I bought the home in 2015. It is currently a beige color with green trim, very blah. I think I may go white, and the trim color I found matches the vinyl on the windows, called French Beige a Behr Marquee color. Then add shutters in the front, or I may need to change out all windows and then I can paint it whatever color I like.

Thank you so much for the feedback! We really like our architect and feel that she has paid great attention to what works for us and for our specific land. This house is very unusual for our area (just having an architect-designed home is rare for this area), so most of the feedback we've gotten is just about how different the house looks. It's really encouraging to hear such positive words!

@btydrvn thanks for your thoughts here - wrt the posts -- the dirt level will be higher than it is now --i.e. right now dirt slopes down to the house so there will be at least a little more dirt covering the posts. I hadn't though of covering the exposed cement at the base of the post though .. A raised deck is a possibility but I liked the idea of having a patio that was level and continuous with the rest of the yard.... in which case, I guess I live with having it look a bit unfinished with that cement showing? maybe some flower pots around? Other ideas?