Maybe you can get some inspiration from the ben moore affinity colors...they are all supposed to play nicely together.

Or if you go to the color gallery, they will suggest colors that go with your color. For example, Rockies Brown is close and they suggest white vanilla and colorado gray. You could play with the browns there and see if any of their suggested colors work for you.

It's kind of hard to suggest anything as I can't even tell the style of your house or how much trim is on it or anything from the single picture you've posted.

Here is a link that might be useful: exterior affinity

I know, the picture is terrible but it highlighted the problem area. I will check out the Affinity colors. I was trying to avoid white but I think it might go best. I will post a better picture too. Thanks.

Here is a better picture. I am concerned with the tops of the peaks mostly. If the trim is dark to match the gutters, then some of the peaks will be tone on tone and I think that looks bad. Not really sure though.

Ex. I had planned the Terratone for the the facia/trim and board and batten everywhere and the body and shingles Revere Pewter. But then the bands of wood in between would match the trim? Know what I mean?

1. Revere Pewter
2. Revere Pewter
3. Terratone
4.Terratone
5.Revere Pewter
6.Terratone
7.Terratone

My other dilemma is gutters. I thought the trim should match the gutters but then I am tied to the colors the gutters come in. Ack, I am confusing myself :)

The Affinity suggested a blueish gray tone with my two colors. Would that look good and where?

Maybe go to houzz.com and check out some of the exteriors and what paints they selected and how they applied it...

[Traditional Exterior[(https://www.houzz.com/photos/traditional-exterior-home-ideas-phbr1-bp~t_736~s_2107)

[Traditional Exterior[(https://www.houzz.com/photos/traditional-exterior-home-ideas-phbr1-bp~t_736~s_2107) by Minneapolis General Contractors Minnetonka Custom Homes, Inc

[Contemporary Exterior[(https://www.houzz.com/photos/contemporary-exterior-home-ideas-phbr1-bp~t_736~s_2103) by Denmark General Contractors Radue Homes Inc.

I hate to keep sending you places, but you might try the "building a house" forum as well...there are architects there who may have some comments to make.

Thanks!