Dont know about the exterior, but I'm using svelte sage in my house for a guestroom. It looks really nice and i think it would look beautiful outside too. I tested grassland too, but I liked the darker, greyer look of the ss color. The samples are definitely worth getting to test it out! Hth.

On my SW Whites and Lights brochure, there's 50 true whites, cooler whites, and warmer whites. Alabaster is a true white. I have Alabaster on my ceiling because I saw it recommended a few times as a soft white. Pure White and Extra White are listed as true whites. IIRC, Pure White was brighter than Alabaster. Eider White is cool, with green undertones imo, Nacre is warm and looks a little green/gold, and Creamy looks like a pale cream--not grayed down, but not bright either. I don't have Incredible White--I cut a few off trying to pick a ceiling color.

It looks like a stucco home. We just painted our stucco home Intellectual Gray (50%). The reason we went with 50% is because we tried Elephant Ear and hated it, and we noticed it went on much darker on the textured stucco than it did the garage. So, after asking the painters to stop with Elephant Ear, I completely regrouped and went with 50% Intellectual gray for the stucco, and Porpoise (from the same color strip) for the trim and garage door. I absolutely love it! We also stuck with the same color strip for the front door and went even darker with Urbane Bronze. I just couldn't be happier with the whole thing.

Silverpoint belongs to the middle of the Green-Yellow Hue Family. it has the capacity to appear, just grey, flash with some inherent greenness (Green-Yellow) or even shift noticeably more blueish, depending upon light quality. its details are available in this fab COLOROGRAPHY from The Land of Color