Charcoal gray. Pink and gray were a hot color combo in the '50's!

It’s hard to see the roof color — is it exactly the same pink as the stucco color?

I would not do an all-over dark color in the Arizona desert.

The Behr site has a lot of stucco color combos, but the roof colors aren’t as pink as yours.

This is Vanilla Mocha:

Sandstone Beige:

Spanish Sand:

Antique White

Dove Gray:

This is a good-looking scheme, white with tan, and using wood garage doors:

This is a similar house for sale in your town — notice how the accent colors are a very subtle lighter color than the body of the house.

Showing this one for the wall only, not house color … just painting it for now. You could always add stone later.

I don’t know if any of these are helpful, I just can’t tell what the roof color is. But in looking at real estate listings in the area, there are lots of similar ones. Maybe peruse them, and neighboring towns, to see if any catch your eye. And do searches online for ’stucco house colors’ etc, for lots of ideas. Your painter should be the best resource, as they’ll be experienced with stucco and color schemes common in your desert area.

HOA controlled community? If so, check the rules & regs before deciding on paint colors and get the selections Board approved in writing. IMO money spent on lush, low water usage plantings would give you better curb appeal, multiple valves with "hard-piped" drip irrigators. Desert landscaping can be SO much more than a few sage bushes in a sea of gravel.

It is a bit hard to see the roof tile color but from what I can tell in the photo I do think white would work for you new stucco color.

No HOA Im free to do what I want. Yes tile color is almost same color as house I would def say its light pink Saltillo tile. How do the experts here feel about doing any trim accent colors either on the pop outs down low or around the garage doors. If I went with a bright white what would be a good trim accent. Light gray? Creme?

These are taupes, actually pretty grey with a lot of pink and brown. They don't look very grey applied to the house. I think too cold of a grey would make the roof look very pink.

I too live in Arizona, I wouldn't do a bright cool white but maybe a warmer white color leaning in the pink direction. I have seen some beautiful homes lately with that color combination of roof tile and warmer white. I would also not emphasize the pop outs in a different color.

There is a great color in the B.M family, Ashland Slate and it will work with the roof. Do everything...stucco (don't spend money to smooth it out, just use a flat finish paint), trim, B.M. Soft Gloss finish, and garage door in a semi-gloss.

I can't find an image of a house with a pinkish roof, but the body of the house would look like this one:

Notice the wood accent...you could do for the courtyard wall.

I also live in Arizona and would stick with something similar to what you have, given your roof, but add wood-look garage doors and stacked stone in shades of brown to the wall. I've seen several houses in my neighborhood updated that way, and it makes a big difference.

Off white

Warm white, as in @palimpsest’s rendering. Please, no greys in the desert. Xeriscape plantings would be an asset.

Ok so I'm going to go white and want to do dark wood doors or door overlays. Should I do dark matching roof edge? Or just stick to one complete color on exterior.

I would probably do a darker brown right under the eaves.

I think that will look good. Thx for the quick digital render. Would a dark/light stone veneer look good on the courtyard wall?

I would paint the courtyard wall the same as the body of the house. No stone. Cacti or other drought tolerant plants in front of the wall would look great.

Please post a photo when the work is done. It is always nice to see the finished look.

New lighting would look great - larger lanterns and add two to the patio side, add another to the front either in place of the house numbers. New l

I also have this horrible color roof and want to paint the roof is that possible?

Seems unlikely paiht would last long.

HU-840 what did you end up using? is it finished?

HU-840 Could you show after pictures