Yes, this also looks so attractive.

IMO having some of the brick show through makes the limewash much more interesting than just plain white. None of these home went with dark trim and I would NOT select a roof that is too dark. Charcoal gray is plenty dark.

Just use one of the three white colors offered and make your life easier.

What color are the windows?

BTW, Romabio's Avorio White is almost a dead on match for BenM's White Dove.

The windows are a tan color but I plan to replace them. I prefer to replace with black frames but due to cost they will likely be white. Thanks for color match for BM White Dove and Romabio Avorio. I purchased several samples of the Romabio and tried a few different colors to include SW Greek Villa (which seemed a little too beige) and a 25% add to White Dove. Thanks for your input.

Don't do white. White is the hardest window color to work with. People think/say white windows "go with everything" but I can tell you for sure that they don't.

Black windows aren't all they're cracked up to be to live with and they're too trendy to be worth the investment IMO.

Get bronze or do tan again just make sure it's not old-man-tan-pants yellowy or pinkish.

Then use the window color to inform the trim color. You'll get a pulled together look like the examples Sammy posted above.

BeverlyFLADeziner, Thanks for your comments. I prefer the Romabio masonry paint vs the Romabio white wash. The brick is light in color and not likely to give much affect with white wash. My struggle is there too much white if I also paint the fascia and soffits white vs a dark gray that could provide some contrast.

Darker windows aren't always an increased cost once you are at a mid level or above price point and quality. I think the dark trim with dark windows will be great.

White on white would be good and also gray/bronze would go with white

Thanks for everyones comments. The preparations of the exterior along with weather have delayed the painting and I'm still trying to finalize the brick and trim colors. I mention BM Dove White for the brick but am also considering a few others such as; BM Dove Wing, BM Seapearl, BM China White and BM Swiss Coffee. I have a lot of trees and bushes so want the color to read white in the sun and shade but not overly white or creamy. Thanks for your input.

What did you decide to go with? How’s your experience been with the Romabio products? I’m getting ready to paint (hopefully Limewash) about 4000 sq. feet of brick exterior.

I am also in a similar situation of trying to select colors and trims. We selected SW Alabaster for the brick and siding, pewter gray for the shingles but uncertain what color to select for the fascia. Although white is traditional, adding a touch of definition seems like a nice idea. Thinking of a dark gray or black.

How did yours come out?

Any suggestions/ lessons learned?

Beautiful house! You must be a excited. I’ve had some delays with my contractor. Demo is done and they are working on my entryway. My painting starts next week on the three sides that didn’t require remodeling.

What color did you choose for the gutters?

I love the combo of theses colors.

Thank you! Yes, we picked black gutters and stayed with that instead of adding black fascia. We thought the slight touches were a better route. We selected chestnut wood stain which appears to resemble your photo. Initially, we picked Aged Oak but Chestnut felt livelier to us.

We also tweaked the columns a bit to not interfere with the door view as seen in photo I shared.

Great choices! I agree with everything you said. Doing the same on our exterior remodel. It was easy for me to find this picture because I’ve done a ton of research and have this picture as a fav. Best wishes with your new home. Come back with pictures along the way.

You too! 😊