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Sat, Oct 29, 11 at 10:18
| We bought this house a few months ago. Our neighbors on each side are gray; one very dark like BM Kingsport Gray and one typical light gray color. So we need a color other than gray! We are thinking of either yellow (Philadelphia Cream) or a gray-green (Louisburg Green or Nantucket Gray). Either we will do white trim and black shutters. I am not sure about harmonizing with the grayish roof color and tan-pink brick color. Any color suggestions? So hard for me to visualize the end product; I tried the color visualizers on Sherwin Williams and BM but the colors looked completely different than how they look on the house.
Thanks for any help! Andrea |
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| if you do yellow, I'd do black shutters and maybe a black door. I think the garage doors and other trim can stay white. The Philadelphia Cream looks really yellow on my screen, but surely different in person. I think the Nantucket grey would look nice with with maroon shutters. |
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- Posted by brushworks (My Page) on Sun, Oct 30, 11 at 11:13
| One suggestion about the gable vent. It should match the house color since it's not an accent piece. Blend it away! |
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