I don't think the green is doing anything to enhance the house -- assuming I'm seeing the colours right. I'd carry the light tan (it looks like a very light tan?) on to the pillars and the gable windows. The simplicity will let the architectural beauty of the detail shine.

It's good, but I'd rather you change the color of the posts into something contrasting, maybe brown or blue, so it would added more, uh, oomph to the house. Other than that, it's lovely.

//Daniele

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I'd go darker on the trim, for example a dark blue-green or warm brown. Or if you want to keep the sage, go darker on the main color. It's a really pretty house, but right now the contrast isn't strong enough to do justice to its character.

I think all the trim, railing, fascia, posts etc. should all be the same color.... Your house is a classic style and would have had white trim on it. Are you familiar with P. Allen Smith's Garden Home? Your home is very similar.... He did a pale yellow lime wash on his brick and all the pillars and trim in white... it's classically beautiful. Here's a link I found showing a bit of his house from his blog: http://www.pallensmith.com/garden-home-retreat/house/story

Your home definitely should have white/light trim too!

Liz www.HometoCottage.com