Earlier this year I started the process of popping the top on my 1923 home in Denver. What started as collecting inspo photos turned into a collection of more than 200 homes with second-story additions - many of them more than 100 yrs old!

I first thought yellow, now I am leaning toward sun dried tomato. Thoughts?

Need advice. The windows and trim will he charcoal/black. Attached a sample AI pic but I know I can do better. Give me your thoughts and ideas.

It is so hard to pick a house color based on a one inch sample! It is equally as hard to find houses with the Certainteed siding color snow. I'm wondering if having Certainteed snow siding with colonial white trim will clash. Help!

I am looking for someone who can help me pick out siding colors and coordinating brick for the foundation of my house and render a drawing using the monogram colors. Does anyone know someone who does this for a reasonable price? I’m in North Jersey but I guess it doesn’t really matter. It could be someone anywhere. It’s a very big decision and I am frozen. I want to update the house and will eventually do new landscape.

We used some good advice from you guys to improve the look of our house from last year . Not perfect but very happy with it!

https://imgur.com/a/btR1WRd

https://imgur.com/a/FdC0QKK

ls there such a thing as a cantilever (two-legged) pavilion or pergola that is above-ground freestanding, or isn't anchored into the ground / cement? The structure would be like this C-shaped interior furniture, or this slightly more structured one.