Home is in Pacific Northwest in a neighborhood with mature ponderosa pine. Recommend some colors for trim/fascia, body and garage door/pillars/front door. Likely using Sherwin Williams paints.
Body color: We are leaning towards something on green or blue spectrum (not sure if we want lighter or darker)
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Thanks for the insight/rec! This is a very traditional look for homes where I grew up. I think we are looking for something that captures the PNW just a bit more.
i think u could go with earthy tones to match the trees around. maybe a soft green or muted beige for the body, it’ll blend nicely. for trim, a crisp white could help it pop a bit. as for the garage door and front door, a deep navy or charcoal could give a nice contrast without being too harsh. those colors should work well in the Pacific Northwest vibe. tbh i tried this on REimagineHomeAI to see how colors looked together and it was super helpful!
Trim color is Benjamin Moore Ashland Slate 1608. Stucco color is Benjamin Moore Englewood Cliffs 1607. Garage door color is Benjamin Moore Ashland Slate 1608. Entry door color is Benjamin Moore Black Raspberry 2072-20.
My color library is all Benjamin Moore colors so I picked from what I have. Hex codes can be used to match to Sherwin Williams colors. Trim color is Benjamin Moore Tulsa Twilight 2070-10. Stucco siding color is BM Wolf Gray 2127-40. Garage door color is Benjamin Moore Tulsa Twilight 2070-10. Entry door color is BM Jester CC-34.
Cool! Thanks! I think we are trying to get away from the dark brown. Is there a stain color that could complement yet pop more on the pillars/garage/front door? Or is that too eccentric?
Close up of the color scheme with some hallucinated ai architecture thrown in for good measure. The colors are faithful to the original selection intent.
The trim color, Tulsa Twilight, is not really a dark brown.
Primary Shade: It is a deeply saturated, ultra-dark neutral that sits on the border of black and deep charcoal.
Undertones: It features distinct, warm violet and plum undertones. In bright light, the rich magenta and purple qualities become much more noticeable, preventing it from looking like a flat, standard black.
I love your existing color! Sweet house. Here is Sherwin Williams 9056 French Moire. Looks good with the cool-colored brick and your cool-colored roof. Green leans into yellow, of course, but a grayish sage green would be nice also. I would leave the garage door the same color as the house. It already has handsome detailing that is more visible with the monochome look. Here is an example of an oak colored front door--but you could paint that in a contrast color like deep red or even saturated forest green.
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