granjan, I also ordered the "Cuban Gold" and Seed Sprout e-mailed me back to say, after the hurricane she had not updated her inventory as of yet and does not have "Cuban Gold" at this time for sale.So I opted for "Creamsickle".Hope you find something you'll like.***Suzanne

Reading your description, an older color popped in my head. Frosty Clay 6779-2 from the PPG brand Porter Paints Color Selector, but it should be easy to track down. There's also Ellen Kennon's Shrimp. It's not as dark in value as Frost Clay, but could be considered a lovely coral color none the less. Hope you find your color. :D Here is a link that might be useful: Ellen Kennon Full Spectrum Paints

Pretty house. Don’t have any input regarding your colors as I am a fan of super white trim with a contrasting body color (although I do love a crisp white house) ...but...regarding the shutters, you could make cardboard samples for them and have someone hold them up to see how close they will be to one another. Whatever you decide about the upper windows, make sure you use hinges and shutter dogs for the shutters (looks like the architect put them on the elevation). With the shutters properly attached with hinges, you will have more space between each shutter than you would have if they were installed in todays typical way by basically pasting them onto the siding next to the window (plus they will look so much better and realistic). I would also consider omitting the shutters on your French doors. They will be HUGE if properly sized and don’t know that it will be a good look on your house.

Jan Moyer, as I'm scrolling through various threads on cellular shades, I've seen several comments from you, basically making people feel bad for considering cellular shades. The reality is that many folks PREFER cellular shades for a number of reasons. I personally cannot WAIT to ditch the wooden Roman shades over the kitchen window of my new home, as well as the wood blinds in the office space, replacing both with top down bottom up shades. I also don't like heavy drapery, have no use for sheers, and have some windows where shades are simply the best choice. It's great that you come here to help people, but maybe just answering their question without the implied judgement would be better received. As a pro, you should know that.