wow - love it! just shows you how much tastes and styles can change in a short 15 years. can you show a photo from straight on the front?

Great color choice for a more historical home.

I like the red. In Seattle it seems earthy tones are used too often. I can see the windows better with the red and white.

I like both but the red better;)

Love the red and the white trim shows off the lovely windows so much better. The prior paint was nice also but the red pops that lovely home!

We had tested two different reds. In the end the darker version had an anchoring weight we liked and higher contrast with the warm white. Red is a complementary color to the green foliage

Read about complementary color
http://www.wonderfulcolors.org/blog/complementary-colors/

the shade of red is beautiful ... honestly, I don't think I've ever seen a house quite like it. very successful indeed.

We introduced a third color around entry areas.

With this photo you are losing me...going Christmas...perhaps a larger shot of it ??

yeah, not loving the green. sorry.

That red is so beautiful with the trim. Love it.

Not the green, though.

I think I would've gone black with the trim, but who am I to say?

Love the red! Not sure about the trim color.

I like the red and white. Not sure on the green as I have not seen a shot of the "big picture"...such as the entire front of the home.

I like red on houses very much! I bet the teal green looks better than the picture. Great front door!

I like to be individual. If red and stronger bright colors, bolder and dramatic. Softer, less of a statement.

I like three colors if they work well togerther. Great architectural details, should be highlighted and noticed.

Is that Mr. Sundeleaf himself?

i'm sorry, I like both paint jobs! They both look great! :)

A stand alone color and home. Looks almost like an oxblood or a merlot. What ever shade this is. It's a beautiful look!

You've picked the perfect shade! Much better than the old paint job!

It looks good to me from here , I would need to see the rest of the houses to give you a proper answer .

Love it!

Love the red and white! I'm dying to paint my one big dormer window red. This is really making me think that it would look great. And what a positive reflection of the person in the home. Red is such a strong, energetic color. Love it. I'd be iffy on the green touches maybe go greyer instead of a green with so much blue in it?

Love the red!

I like the red much more than the previous color, but it's too merlot, too much of a blue undertone for me, I would have gone a bit more barn red, and I'm not a fan of the green, but all in all, very successful.

I think it's gorgeous!

I love the chosen red!

Who is the mfg/makes that Awesome paint color?? And what is the Name/number ??
Where can I purchase it??

Love love love the red paint!!! Beautiful... What color and brand of paint ?

Do not like the third color green it detracts from the house makes it look unbalanced and odd. The white trim is beautiful with the rich deep red.

The red really POPS on your home with the clean crispness of white windows! It's the perfect shade of red too! I really LOVE it! ... I tend to agree with some of the previous posts. I'm not loving the green yet .I would love to see the big picture from a farther view when it's done. I do like your idea of a 3rd color accent. It will enhance the red and white.
No matter what you do it looks so much nicer then the yellow and green! All in all, BEAUTIFUL home! I hope you post more pictures. It looks amazing! :)

I think red is wonderful. Houses, nature and clothing

I'm confused...which is the 2013 paint job? The red?

Yes the red house is the 2013 project.

Love the red, the green not so much, though I do like the idea of an accent colour.

I'm repainting my wine red house with cream trim and like this color, but I think I would go with a little less blue undertone--burgundy maybe. What color is a good choice for the roof?

Definitely no to the green...stick with white trim and add third color to door if owner desires 3 colors.

Red great, green not so much. White trim good.

we had a craftman style house covered in brown shingles and we painted an actual red. Unfortunately, we had to move but the house is still red. Our new house is boring colors.

Wonderful choice! Rich, warm, inviting! It makes it look alive.

I've heard that red fades more quickly than other colors, so red houses have to be painted more often. How often?