Not sure dark gray would be a color I would choose at the beach but we need to see the house.

This is before the new windows went in.
I want to have a contemporary feel.
The interior will be white, grey washed oak floors, white flat panel cabinets with black pulls and Grey fabric sectional. No other interior or exterior furniture ordered yet.

It’s in the Pacific NW.

Kendall charcoal
gunmetal gray is more blue gray
both nice colors
mid gray colors
summit gray
or pewter cast

Thanks. I’m going to look them up now.
The interior will be SW Pure White cabinets. I’m thinking of doing all painting also this color but varying the finishes from Eggshell Satin to ???
I’m also considering possibly painting the exterior white???? Not SW Pure White Something warmer but not yellow like BM Cloud White

This is a great diagram for comparing the similarities & differences between white colours.

The data is derived from ‘measuring’ each colour objectively. It tells you to which Hue Family each colour belongs & where within that Hue Family it sits. It tells you just how light it appears, (Value) and just how much light it reflects back. (LRV) Chroma tells how near to neutral or colourful each white is.

The HIGHER the Chroma = the MORE colourful white it is. (See Shoji White & Greek Villa)

The LOWER the Chroma = the NEARER to NEUTRAL it is. (See OC-151 &Chantilly Lace)

What a lot of people describe as an ‘undertone’ is actually their perception of a colour’s Hue Parent. So if White Dove feels too yellow to you, then start by considering those with a lower Chroma.

Considering colour data this way is a fast & efficient method of filtering through a lot of colours before choosing a shortlist to sample in your space.

You could ‘measure’ the colour of the black frames to plot them into their Hue Family & choose a grey from the same neighbourhood for cohesion. (The colour device is approx $55) Alternatively choose a grey from the same Hue Family as your chosen white paint,,,here’s an example near neutral ‘grey‘ from the Yellow Hue Family

So you know it would sit well with something like White Dove, or indeed lots if those whites, as it belongs to the same Hue Family. They are related! (You can see more of these detailed colour analysis at The Land of Color in the Colorography Lab)

Thank you! This is a very comprehensive approach. I’m going to look up the color wheels of the paints ROCKIN FINE FINISH recommended.
Also my interior color SW PURE WHITE