The colors are Ashwood (blue) Wells gray (green) ttodd: it's very cheap. If you have AAA or ask a painter to get it for you, it's like 18$-22$/gallon of flat (last I used). Mary Mcdonald's favorite color from DE is Coconut shell - it's a beautiful brown. I tried their semi-gloss paint and IMO, their SS is very easy to use -- IMO even easier than the airborne paint from BM & SW. The airborne paint is a beast to use, IMO. Maybe I am just not a good painter. I had to use their paint because F&B only comes in satin & does not match the door casing's color. I was too lazy to repaint the whole casing trim so I only painted the newly installed (higher) baseboard with DE custom matched paint. Between BM & DE I would take DE anytime because they are ALOT cheaper w/ AAA discount, they can match any colors. DE paint makes a newbie appears professional -- I started out on DE, went on using Benjamin Moore, Pratt & Lambert, Donald Kaufmann, Yolo, citron, and countless others. Recently, I was helping my friend painting her house w/ DE paint and I was like, "darn, I forgot how easy this paint is". blue: since I have my Lasik surgeries, my eyes are so sensitive. I can't chop onions and only use organic cleaning products because any strong fume makes my eyes so watery. My friends LOVE the smell of DE paint because it's like that "new car smell"...She thinks it smells clean & fresh. I used DE's flat paint in my kids' bathroom at our previous house. A lot of people like this blue too. I am obsessed a/b paint too so ttodd you are not alone.

Dunn-Edwards is a Southwest paint and very popular. It is a high-quality brand formulated for hot weather with their LEED certified factory located in Arizona and headquarters in Los Angeles, CA. Various quality level lines, with even the "lower" quality still being equal to many other brands mid-quality. Dunn-Edwards also does not advertise- strictly word of mouth. So you might not have heard of them if you're not directly in either the painting/building world or a designer/architect

New roof installed this week in “Night Sky” a dark gray. New gutters and drains installed too. The material on the house is wood siding. I’m open to all suggestions! Thanks!

It wouldn't hurt to check out DE's 10 High Hide whites. Because many aren't aware that most colors of whites (brand doesn't matter) can require 3 or 4 coats. White paint colors are notoriously awful when it comes to hide. You have to get chips because swatches online for any brand/color of white is tragically skewed. https://www.dunnedwards.com/colors/curated-collections/high-hide-whites