The windows will look good with greens

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Top Color Suggestions (All Benjamin Moore):

1. Dragon’s Breath (1547)

Very deep, warm charcoal with brown undertones. Leans earthy and sophisticated.

Minimizes red contrast very effectively.

2. Deep Creek (1477)

Warm greige-gray, not too dark. More neutral and approachable. Will soften the red rather than hide or highlight.

3. Iron Mountain (2134-30)

Moody deep gray with cooler blue-violet undertones. Still works well with red, but might feel a touch cooler.

4. Wrought Iron (2124-10)

Dramatic charcoal that reads almost black outdoors. Contrasts more with the red but in a modern, architectural way.

5. Kendall Charcoal (HC-166)

Rich and classic dark gray. Slight green-brown undertone helps tie in natural surroundings.

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I think anything too green witll begin to draw attention to the red since those are complimentary . I like the Deep Creek and the trim the same

I think a tiny dose of contrast really peps up a color scheme the same way a hint of spice can pep up a bland dish.

Thank you all for the help and input!