Suggestions for exterior paint colors?
Hello All,
My condo community is asking advice for exterior colors - We must use multiple colors and break up the ”blank wall” as required by city code to avoid a solid wall, without dimension or depth
We are in a mountain town and have two landmark historic homes in the development (see one is green at the left end)
We overlook a busy road and as "affordable" housing we are subject to increased neighbor scrutiny. Of course keeping same colors is less expensive…
The south facing front fades some - and you see we changed the lime green and used more cream (original build was five colors, we now have four)
thank you for your knowledge and expertise
- owner of one of the "Legos" 🏡
Comments (9)
last monthlast modified: last monthI like this combination,
... I think that contrasting square is fun. Is this the only street that does this coloring?Where is it located? Nothing wrong with adding some visual interest in a tourist community.
I once painted a gift shop a bright green with white trim and my mailman asked me if I got permission... now 10 years later everyone is adding color to their exteriors.Life is short, have some fun!
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PROlast monthlast modified: last month
Slightly stronger colors would be the direction I'd head.
casatres thanked BeverlyFLADeziner
last monthlast modified: last monthHaving all one color for each unit seems more cohesive and stately, regardless of final color selection. The siding materials add enough detail.
Like this:
casatres thanked tracefloyd
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