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Is it a blue barrel tile roof?

Your Spanish Revival is a stucco house and you are suggesting you paint it Naval as we see below?

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I don't see a blue roof. Is that something you are considering installing or have you put on a blue roof already? Or are you referring to the fascia board (trim piece along the edge of the roof)?

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at color would be best? for the house?

The best roof is a barrel tile roof for your home's design.

If you need to spend a little less, than a Spanish-S type roof is the next best thing.

The composition shingle you have now takes value away from your style of home. The amount depends on your neighborhood. Some neighborhoods would react more negatively to the composite shingle than others.

ETA: If you look at these two Spanish Revival homes below, you can see where the roof is a large part of their design (especially the one at the top) - and no stone on the walls. If you examine the barrel tile in the second pic you see there are several colors of tile, a few even 'blue' - but it is done right and so subtle. Stucco is the right material for exterior walls.

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Are you replacing the arched windows?

Here is a brief but interesting article on Spanish Revival architecture: https://www.chicagotribune.com/news/ct-xpm-2002-02-24-0202230299-story.html

I'm in S Florida where we also have Spanish Revival architecture and arches are a hallmark of the style from what I have seen.

Body color for the house? White or very light pink/blush.

This is one of my favorites (below) Dunn-Edwards Paints paint colors - Body: Whisper DEW340 Trim: Weathered Brown DEC756

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Thanks! Yes I like that look.

My question about the arched windows was really aimed at the mullions. They don’t seem right to me.

Agree that the mullions in the OP's home don't work.

Ye 's odd!

Please don’t put a blue roof on a Spanish home. Clay tile is most appropriate. The prior owner of our home used concrete tile, but the color is similar.

Not sure if you are near Dunn Edwards, but they have a great collection of historic colors. Our stucco is historic white and out trim is burnt crimson.

Here’s the link to their historic colors.

https://www.dunnedwards.com/colors/then-now-and-forever-collection

Yes totally- It all started with discounted blue solar panel tiles offered to us. The blue thing. But thinking not the place to get funky.

https://flexsolsolutions.com/solar-roof-tile/

Beautiful house. Don't paint it blue.

The mullions would work better if they were dark (bronze, brown, black)... like Beverlys last picture and Denitas above.

There are concrete barrel tiles, but now there are metal and synthetic roofing designed to look like barrel tiles. A roof is a huge investment that you will live with for 20+ years. Choose wisely. Don't skimp on the underlayment. For barrel tile roofs the underlayment is what actually keeps your house dry. I have a concrete barrel tile roof and will change to a new product when the time is right.

Here is a photo of the original home, apparently a Spanish element.waa added in the 80s

This is the original home in 1940

the odd spanish element and curved windows are from a diy addition in the 90s

An unfortunate tornado in April forced us to demo 1/3 of the home so we restored original spirit of the roofline but enclosed the front instead of a porch (for space needs)

This is where we are