Suggestions for stucco, trim, and door color on 1938 bungalow???
We'll be repainting our house this summer. Any suggestions for house colors? Neighbors next door have white w/salmon trim & light green, across the street neighbors have white with dark green trim. We have a red brick chimney and brown shingles. We also plan on installing new front door with decorative glass.
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Jilly
2 years agolast modified: 2 years agoI love this scheme and think it’d look great on your house. (This house is also a 1938.)
You said the neighbors’ have dark green, you could do this lime green with light blue trim:
This teal, red, and cream is wonderful:
This is a neat original Sherwin Williams color chart, just posting for fun. :)
ptreckel
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Comments (12)Correct, Hallet & Co., those are the areas that can be painted. To clarify, you are suggesting to paint all trim, corner boards and pergola white. We are keeping the entry path as concrete, but adding a flagstone path through the "garden" to the side gate. It is a darker flagstone. You are suggesting darker stucco in the same family of SW Kilim Beige (putty color) to ground the house? Do you agree garage door should be same color as the stucco? I'll look into taking the knuckles off of the railing. What "look" would you say you are you going for overall? Thank you!...See MoreJilly
2 years agolast modified: 2 years agoSage and cream would look nice! I love this one with red accents ... the colors are all listed at the link:
OP, do you have the front door picked out yet? That’s going to make such a difference — one with a window(s) will be much more inviting and welcoming. :)HU-187528210
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2 years ago@ptreckel Thanks for the idea! I LOVE sage green. I was even thinking cream base with sage green trim. Do you think something like this would work? Only problem is, my windows are white vinyl, so the windows would be white and trim would be sage.
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2 years agoFor those interested, we ended up going with a cream base with a blue trim and added a retaining wall. We're really loving the final look ὠD
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