We are purchasing a foreclosed property that is in need of several repairs...including a scrape and repaint of the exterior wood shingles (and as you can tell from the pics, lots of landscaping work as well..). The home was built in 1930, but I'm not sure what "style" it would be classified as. I would love some suggestions on exterior paint colors that would be appropriate for the period. The attached picture is the best I have at the moment. Thanks for your help!

Select your colors from you tile....lightest tone for trim, and the next darkest for walls. If these is a paint consultant for hire in your area that might be a good investment as paint can drive you crazy.....also a good paint contractor has seen it all and can give you some pointers too....but a designer might be your best bet.

moving to a new home, pictures are from listing so all furniture and decor will be removed. Im currenty feeling like I want one color throughout all these living spaces that open up to each other... leaning toward warm white, greige or any other suggestions... Trim: looking for opinions on whether to leave medium brown trim throughout the house, windows and dining built in as is or should I paint to white? darken it? house is an 1890s built farmhouse, love the Pinterest boards of white trim and brighter farmhouse looks, shiplap etc but not sure if I should take on changing all the trim or trying to make it work... if it was just a little darker I think I wouldn’t mind it as much but its kind of a blah medium brown....

Thanks for your suggestions. So what do you think about a trim color? I would like to go with something other than the matching green for the roof.