Oh wow! awm03, thank you so much! I can't wait to share this with my peanut gallery. I've made this a pressing concern for everyone in my office. It's interesting how the siding is not nearly as dominant as I thought it would be because it's broken up with so much of the stone. I'm definitely feeling much better about going with a darker grey like Storm Cloud. I guess the stone would be a little more on the blue/grey side than what is pictured here? We were thinking about painting only the door yellow, but not the sidelights, which would be white trim. What do you all think? If we went with Foggy Day, which assumes that it matches best with the Pennsylvania Ledgestone stonework (per the design center) I guess we would have to rethink the yellow? Does the brown undertone vibe have to extend to the black and yellow too?

I don't think I am liking the Nebulous White, too grayed and not enough contrast. Maybe Extra White 7006 would look better LRV 86 it is YG. Should I go darker than Silverplate for even more contrast? Yikes, I don't know what to choose. Ellie Gray 7650 LRV 40, in the GY family might look good with Extra White. Anyone have an opinion about these colors?

We have a new roof with shingle color Storm Gray, a bit on the darker side. I have plantation shutters in all my windows in a cream color, not pure white. We live where there’s lots of sunshine and hot weather. Thinking of painting the house with a light gray and cream trim. We have nice green landscape most of the year. Any suggestions?

Thanks Design Girl, you are right about that! I posted too fast before I edited my comment. Background...Before I found this pic I was thinking of a white/off white for the body of the house which was why I grabbed the Snowbound sample and a darker color for accent and shutters etc... Now I'm gravitating towards this color scheme in the pic as it feels warmer than the other direction I was going. I can use the Snowbound for our porch columns and our trim (like the photo I posted). I can look on the BM color wheel and see if SW has a similar color. Thanks again.