What is your goal for the finished look? Do you want it to stand ou from all the trees? Choose a light color, maybe a cream. Do you want it to blend with its surroundings? Pick something darker and more "natural" - deeper greens or browns.

Though the light windows might push you a bit more toward the "stand out" side.

Have you tried loading your photo up into one of the paint company apps and "trying on" different colors?

I love the color as it reads in this photo. I would try to find a sample that looks like this photo and try it out. Your home is surrounded by beautiful landscaping and trees. I think it looks marvelous to have the house be a part of it all instead of having it pop out from the natural environment. The color in the pic also goes well with the roof and with the drive way gravel. (Don't forget that the color of the gravel is a huge part of the color field of your house.)

Also, parts of your home look more standard suburban construction - the bay window, and the window above with the rounded top. Other parts of the house look like a very high end custom build. I think the color in the photo does a great job of tying both of the qualities together and giving it a very lux look.

Congrats on your new home.

I’m not a fan of the color. Not that I’m opposed to green, just not that green. I would paint it a white with some colored trim accents, maybe in blue or green.

Your ideabook photos show higher contrast trim, wall and roof colors. Punchy rather than quiet. Try collecting another dozen Houzz photos with medium brown roofs. This combination from your ideabook would look quite different from the current green.

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I totally love the color of your house. You could take it up a notch with red or cedar trim.

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If you truly hate the green, this cream pairs well with the sandy brown roof:

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A rich cream would look good, I think. Look at Sherwin Williams Ivoire or Benjamin Moore Vellum. I can only judge them online, so I don't know how dark they would be or whether they might veer too much to yellow. But worth a thought, I think. Cream blends with the green environment while still distinguishing itself from it. Warm white trim.

These could work with your roof...

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That looks great, and thanks for posting the update!!!