If you haven't, post this on the Home-Dec. forum here. Lotsa good color/decorating people there. This forum tends to be just about technical matters somewhat.... Faron

kenly, instead of going beige, I would go with a lighter version of that bronzy color or the olive green color, because the contrast will help bring out the colors.

What do you mean by “pop?” I like the existing color of the house, but would definitely lose the turquoise accents. That isn’t the kind of “pop” that I would like. I suggest that the “pop” come in the form of landscaping design. Colorful foliage, planter boxes (perhaps in turquoise), beautiful trees, etc. Bring in a landscape designer. That is where you will get the best bang for your buck. And “pop!”

Your best shot at finding that color is possible with a bit of effort. The easiest solution costs about $70. You need to measure that color the same way a paint store can measure and match a color. Get a Color Muse from Amazon. Download the app. Make sure the Illuminant setting is D65 and the Observer setting is 2 degree. Take 5-7 scans from different areas. Record the Lab values that pop up in the first window in the Color Mus app Average each L, a, and b value. (can eyeball it) Go to easyrgb.com > Match color data to commercial colors Choose CIE-L*ab from the first drop down menu Enter your Lab values Tap "Match" A list of the closest paint colors in the easyrgb.com database will pop up. The Color Muse app has a 'color match' feature. I'd do both to get as much range possible for a match.