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BTW White is likely the correct paint color if the house is designed with a Spanish influence.

Here's what I recommend for your home. Embrace the lovely California Santa Barbara style for your home. Your home can be very special with a few adjustments.

• All the window frames should be bronze. Either replace them or paint them.
• Add a wood or faux wood wall pergola over your garage door and start bougainvillea trailing from the trellis
• Either select a wood grain garage door or have it painted to match your front door
• If you want to spend more money select Mexican tiles to install on the risers of your stairs for more interest.
• Your front yard needs some serious landscaping. No lawn IMO. Maybe ferns and a palm tree.

Ferns in the front yard. Mexican planters are a must.

You want this look for your home IMO. The paint color is not your issue. Landscaping is.

I like the color. It looks right with your roof, door, and walkway. You could go with a softer cream, but than you will be very close to your neighbor's color. The white is needed next to the red tile walkway and steps. Don't try to turn a Spanish style into a Modern one. You have a very classic timeless look. If you want to update, pull out the overgrown hedge and landscape in all the terraces. It could be stunning.

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Pretty home! I think the white is too strong of a contrast with the roof and the steps. I would soften the white with a soft light coral on an orange palette to work with the strong bright terra cotta color of the steps or a pale yellow.

If the steps were a softer color, then white stucco would work better. You could re-stain the steps and driveway trim or whitewash them to soften the bright saturation color.

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Adding to my above comment. ..... I've used these semi transparent stains. Here is a way to tone down the steps and brick driveway pattern. Then, the white stucco will not feel as bright. and have too much contrast between the two colors. You will save money too.

https://www.homedepot.com/p/BEHR-Premium-1-gal-STC-11-Grotto-Semi-Transparent-Interior-Exterior-Concrete-Stain-85001/203939927

White looks good, landscaping does not. As for the steps, my first thought was that they were too orange but I can’t tell if it’s because that area is in sun while the rest is in shade? I think you’ll like it more with better landscaping, nothing needs to be made modern, just make it appealing as suggested by Beverly above. Mexican tiles on the risers would be MARVELOUS! I’ve wanted to be able to use them for AGES but don’t have that kind of home...

https://www.tierrayfuego.com/Ceramic_Tiles/SantaBarbara/index.htm