Help with exterior paint in the PNW
We need some help choosing an exterior paint color. The part that is tricky is our windows and screens are a burgundy/brick red and those won’t be changing. The roof, gutters and downspouts are all metal and will stay that way. We are thinking we want to stick with one overall color like it currently is, no trim color. We don’t want the red to pop so we are leaning towards a darker warm gray maybe like BM deep creek or dragon’s breath but would love other opinions or perspectives!
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PROlast yearTop 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.- PRO
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