Creamy white or a very light tannish color, like sand , , maybe with a very light touch of green . I’m not a fan of gray exteriors on houses such as yours.

Want to pick a warm white paint for the exterior of my Spanish style stucco house. Not harsh white, no yellow undertones. Your recommendations with pictures are welcome!

Good afternoon everyone. We are in the process of painting our 20 year old Spanish Colonial Home and looking to give it a new look. The inspiration house palette we are going for is the first picture in our picture deck. Our existing house color is a Khaki Tone. The 2nd picture is a home very similar to ours in the neighborhood who painted the body the same white color we chose - "Pueblo White Dunn Edwards." https://www.dunnedwards.com/colors/browser/det675 Our HOA requires 3 colors in the palette which is a new rule, so we are kinda stumped as to the best place to put what color. We would like to replace the terracotta trim in our neighbors house with more of a deep brown tone that will coordinate with our deep red and brown roof tiles - similar to that of Picture #1 - our inspiration house. The color we chose for the Brown is called "Chocolate Chunk Dunn Edwards" https://www.dunnedwards.com/colors/browser/de6070 The last picture we posted shows these color samples (Pueblo White and Chocolate Chunk) painted on our home so we could see them in the daylight. Ignore the light camel color as we are not using that one. One difference our house has is we have a spanish style stair case in the courtyard unlike our neighbors so would like to make this pop somehow if we could. Our home has a lot of inset niches. Not as many in the front as in the back which we've attached pictures of. We also need to mention the colors we use have to have an LRV of >= 10 as the HOA does not want to dark of a color. Any help with a "current" spanish colonial/santa barbara style exterior paint palette would be appreciated. The only color we are keeping for sure is the body is Pueblo White. Thank you in advance.

Whites can get stark in natural daylight, so most "white" homes are actually an off white or light beige. This is a window frame I painted this past summer. It is the same color as the fireplace screen. (Rust oleum French Cream for metal and color matched for wood) (Please excuse the dirty gutters - house is a work in progress).