SW Whole Wheat may indeed have green undertones -- in some other house somewhere but who's to say it will in yours. There are two kinds of undertones. Inherent and in situ. Some colors have no characteristic of undertone at all, just masstone. Inherent undertones may remain true in context or might not. Sometimes when the color is viewed in context of the room and its contents, the inherent undertone shifts as it is affected by the surroundings and quality of light. So, an inherent green undertone detected in a Whole Wheat color chip could completely shift and disappear when the color is sampled in the room. Likewise, just because Whole Wheat shows with a green undertone in one room doesn't mean it will in all rooms. If you're thinking Whole Wheat, test it. The other issue is while color forumlas and mixing is relatively accurate and consistent, there's no guarantee that all quarts and gallons and sample pots are mixed the same. With Blonde specifically, I've seen two gallons of the color from the same store with the presumably same formula paint out and show as two markedly different colors. That's why some people box paint. And also why it's a good rule to start and stop batch to batch in corners.

Looking for any help with choosing house paint color. Trying to coordinate awning color ( Mexican terra-cotta color)with paint color. Thanks in advance for your help

leaving as is (using same color) would be a no from me. I don't think that green/gray is doing you any favors. here's the black and white option, which looks nice. paint the garage door the dark color we have a rental house that was painted white stucco w/black trim and a red door. xeriscape front yard w/cobble stone walkway. (I wish the roof was a diff color like yours) bring in a wood accent would also look nice. you could do a composite wood siding around the front door, or maybe even on the upper portion where it's now green. this one has more of a tannish/taupe dark siding w/a bronze color trim. but notice how the warm wood accents around the door and planter really add some depth to the colors. do this w/yours Hard to say because your pics are too close, and the hedges hide a good portion of the front of the home. please consider trimming those I have a dark charcoal roof and did my stucco hom in these colors. swiss coffee on the stucco, the dark charcoal on the trim, and the platinum color was only on the fascia under the roof. I have wood accents like a cedar gate and wood look garage doors it's hard to get a good pic, but here is the back that shows the colors along w/the wood accent. here's the 3 colors in this shot and the wood look garage doors. (the sun is always behind the house so glare is horrible when taking a photo). Swiss Coffee looks pink here, but it's a bright white that looks great on the stucco. give me some color combos you like and i'll give you the paint colors.

No one selects a paint color without seeing the rest of the finishes and furnishings.