pale pink

Most Spanish style homes seem to end up some shade of off-white. Pink is less common, but definitely fits the style.

Most Spanish style houses are painted white, beige or a mustardy-tan color. My house was painted in that mustardy color and I really didn't like it. When I repainted I used a light tan color, which was a better complement to our stained doors, dark brown trim and to the driveway pavers that we picked.

This is similar to the color we used. The teal accents are also very popular with smaller old Spanish houses. I would have painted that downspout to match the wall color!

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I prefer off white, although a very pale pink or tan is also nice. I gather the color you have now is gray, which looks gloomy on a cloudy day. A light color in the warm range would look lovely.

Some more:

This color is a bit too yellow for me.

We can't see your front porch, but you could add some tile detail to spice the front up.

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You could add some awnings too.

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Pretty much all the major paint manufacturers have a tool that lets you upload and visualize colors. They aren't hard to use, and once you've defined the various areas of your house ("wall", "trim", "accent", "door") you can easily try out a bunch of color combinations. It can take a bit of time to define the areas, but your house is pretty easy. My house has dentil molding and columns and a balconet and arched windows and took forever to set up.

Here's Sea Salt and Polished Slate again, without the shutter. I think I like it better without.