I like #1.

I like 1 and 4. 2 is too dark, and 3 is too blah.

Great photoshop work!

I like the 4th option best. Good luck!

1 and 4 are the safest options, and both are very nice. If you want to be a little different (and my personal favorite) go with 3. A no all around for poor #2 - the colors on a modern house with the exact same brick would work, but not on your traditional home.

I like 3 or 4. Depends on whether you want more or less contrast. 1 is the brightest. 2 is too dark.

1 or 4. Hard to tell, are you doing something diff with the front door?

I would like to do something with the front door but that will depend with what color scheme we choose. My husband LOVES the darker trim (#3 specifically). I did not photoshop anything different with the door yet...mainly because I am having a hard time changing the color since it is so dark. I want to try a different option when I get back to my home computer for the color combo (light grey trim and medium tone gray siding). I love options #1 and 4 because they are safe. A lot of the houses in our neighborhood have gone away from the white trim so it is very obvious which houses have been updated in our hood versus those that are still sporting the white trim. I am still very torn on what I like best...

I like #3, with #2 my second favorite. however, the more classical schemes with the white columns and trim are beautiful too, just less striking/novel.

#1 for sure. :)

HI -- Really any one is good but what is missing is a color on the front door . So for me # 1 or #2 and "Wizard" R- 9981 .. 0r " Mosaic R-9969 ...or "Prairie Lilly " R-9927 ... Benjamin Moore Paints .

What is the difference between one and four? I like one.

I like the lighter ones.

It is hard to see the difference between 1 and 4 because my initial picture is a bit blown out. #4 is more of greige color and #1 is a bluish grey. There isn't much of a difference. # 1 has pure white trim and #4 is supposed to be a very light grey trim but it shows white.