Well It appears to look fine. I think you are correct to put the same roof material over the porch as opposed to "metal". Is that "metal" over the 2 windows?

Flagstone somewhere might tie the dark browns together with the grays. I don't think you have too much white, but that's just me! Looks like it's going to be a great place. Enjoy!

We do have flagstone on the porch and our stones have some gold in it.

Angel. Yes those two dormers are in dark bronze metal and front porch roofing will be in dark bronze metal also.

I'm thinking to skip the metal on the porch.

In subdued light, it looks better...

You already have another post about this house from days ago about this exact topic. Stick to one.

I'm usually not a fan of this combo with the gray & brown mixed but I actually think this comes together fine. It helps with the cedar posts & stonework with some brown in there. Unless you really hate the brown. Then, I'd pick a color you do like & do the porch and change both of the window overhangs to match. One thing that may also help tie the brown in is by the light fixtures you pick. For the one by the door, maybe try to go with a bronze or brass color? Something warm toned.

I agree that the metal roof in bronze and the other roof in gray is OK, but I think the issue is that the house color is too close to the asphalt roof color. If the house color was something with more green SW Verdigreen or blue SW Cloudburst in it so that it didn't look like it was trying to match the asphalt roof, the brown metal wouldn't look as odd. Try uploading the house photo to one of the paint websites and picking a different paint color. I think the porch roof should match the dormer roof to tie the metal across the front of the house and ground it. There is a lot of white, but one way you could minimize it a little is to pick a darker color for the gutters and facia that matches the roof instead of matching the trim, or paint the downspouts to match the color of the house.

Are those posts temporary? If not, they need to be a little beefier.

Also, could one be removed.

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Yes the columns will be finished. I will try to post another pic once everything is done. Thank you all!

I think it looks fine and mirrors colors I chose. you are correct though, there may be too much white trim. I would paint the trim of the metal roof the same color as the metal.

Yes the trims above metal roof will be painted in Night Gray. I think it’s too late for us to do anything. So we are just going to see how everything comes together and go from there. Thank you for your comments!!!

I also agree that the columns look a bit too small; like perhaps they should be 2-3" wider each. I think overall it looks great; I just questioned why the stone leading down the driveway was different than what was actually placed on the house

I also think you have a lot of different elements going on (siding on the left, board and batten in the middle, unclear what the garage will be and then two different roof colors). To tie it all in, I would definitely paint the board and batten the same as the siding. I would also get a door similar in color to your posts OR your roof, right now its also a different element thrown in the mix. Otherwise, looks like it will be a beautiful home, congrats!

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T/he porch posts look like they are only about 6 ft apart. To avoid looking odd they should never be closer together than they are tall. A better proportion would be 12 ft apart so just remove two of them. You don't need one to support the stair handrail.

When they are wrapped with trim they should be larger than the corner boards but I would make them larger,

I would paint the corner trim, the dormer, and the middle trim the house color. I think that would give the eye more rest. Go ahead with the metal porch roof, and stain the door and posts the same color as the metal.

^^what she said.