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Should exterior paint "go along" with the house's interior paint?
Comments (4)Thank you. Ben Moore classic gray is hard to describe. In my home it is reading very warm, not at all cool. Not to greige or beige or yellow but definitely not cool. That’s why I’m liking it. I’m familiar with the historical colors of this home, and I have them pop up in my entry, in my pillows, and in my art. I just want less warmth and more modern balance. Really a tough one....See MoreNeed to paint house and Looking for advice on exterior house color
Comments (8)Keep the shakes! They lend your house character and texture and are fitting for the style. I think it would be bland without them. However, that doesn't necessarily mean you need to keep them stained. Paint is always an option. White is always a classic choice and never goes out of style, whether you keep the shingles stained or not. Greys have been around for some time now and may begin to look dated sooner than you'd like. One idea that I have been loving a LOT is to go darker. Just an idea! Best of luck!...See MoreHow to paint the exterior of my colonial home with stucco exterior?
Comments (7)Hi! I have a traditional 2 story. My home currently is on the left but I’m having new taupe siding being installed soon and new landscaping in 3 weeks! It’s not totally farmhouse modern but it is definitely much better than the grey/blue the previous owners had!...See MoreHome has old chipped paint in exterior and interior of home. Lead+
Comments (3)My neighbor's reply to a potential buyer concerned that lead paint was used somewhere, sometime in her 1950's house: "Probably, but it didn't stop our son and daughter from receiving full cost scholarships to Stanford after living here for 18 years." Who lets her children eat paint? I WOULD be concerned about the aged lead water piping throughout older cities, delivering poison to every home....See Moremojavemaria
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