Depends on where you live maybe. Clean it first and repost.

I live in Guadalajara, Mexico.

Through the work of Barragan and Legorretta, I (and I think many other U.S. architects) have been conditioned to assume that modern Mexican architecture features bold colors when the building has strong rectilinear massing such as this, so that would be one way to go.

However, I also feel that the white here truly emphasizes the pure geometry of the building, which is very nicely proportioned. If it was my house, I would leave it as is. :o)

LOVE THIS COLOR AND HOUSE!!! Don't even think about it. :)

The white contrasts so nicely with the wood! Dejelo!

Thank You so much!

Charcoal. Modern, neutral, grounding, dramatic, original without being loud... though sun absorption would be a concern. But, you could leave the roof white if it is not visible from the street.