the Urban Bronze is not offensive... it's your skimpy trim around the openings.

Windows and doors need a heftier millwork.

Is this a new build? A remodel........what? Provide some back story. You have the urbane bronze in other places. What is the purpose of the overhang/balcony? what were you going for to start? Add an inspo. Why are there two sets of doors at the balcony, one white, and one urbane?

We just bought this lakehouse and currently remodeling it (which is the reason for one white and one urbane bronze). I can’t remove the balconies (wish I could) so I’m trying to make it look the best that I can.

? I think it is beautiful, but it isn't my house. Good there are designers on this site to help you. ;)

What is it about the look that you hate? I’d put attention into the landscaping, and leave the rest alone.

Use plants and basic furnitures for balcony and also you can use neutral colour palette for designing

Ooops…..obviously repair/re-do the porch stairs and railing.

I think it looks terrific!

Probably not the best combo with your black/gray roof. We tested Urbane Bronze and to me it just looked like old faded brown. I used a dark deep brown instead, but I have a Spanish-inspired design with Spanish style cement roof tile, so the off-white and brown fits with the Spanish look.

I think your house would have looked really nice with BM Nantucket Gray on the body and BM Moonlight White on the trim/doors. And a red front door. Your home is colonial / cape cod style. Also BM Nantucket gray on a chip and inside, looks nothing like the way it will look outside.

I think it looks great! Add large ceramic pots to the balcony, fill with flowers or twigs, whatever the season brings your.

Landscape!