What a cute house! I would go on one of the paint company's websites where you can upload a pic of your home and try different paint colors to see what you like best.

If you truly want to make a statement, I think there are some really nice reds that won't skew 'barn'

Of all your painted on samples, C is my favorite. I could see the house painted that color.

I like C and E. You should go to a paint site and upload your house and pick a general color. Then, you get samples to refine which dark gray or which pale yellow you like. You can't choose between dark gray and yellow based on samples. Once you've picked a color, you do need samples, because some colors might have a cast to them. Does the dark gray have a purplish cast in the sun? Does it read as brownish? When you've decided on your final color, paint a really big board and look at it in the sun.

A looks like a deep navy, which would be my vote! Sample a few of those!

Depend what you want to achieve.

1. Classic Light & Airy

Siding: Soft warm beige, greige, or light sage green.

Door: Deep navy, charcoal, or a warm red for contrast.

Vibe: Timeless, fresh, and welcoming. Light siding makes the house feel larger and reflects heat in summer.

2. Rich & Dramatic

Siding: Deep charcoal, slate blue, or forest green.

Door: Burnt orange, mustard, or bright red for a bold pop—or a sleek black for elegance.

Vibe: Sophisticated, with strong curb appeal. Dark colors make the white trim stand out crisply.

3. Warm Coastal New England

Siding: Weathered driftwood gray or muted blue-gray.

Door: Aqua, teal, or sunshine yellow for charm.

Vibe: Relaxed and beachy while still classic.

Is there a color that resembles weathered driftwood gray? i live the sound of that!

Thank you everyone for your help!!

Also, I live the idea of a black door with a ”rich and dramatic” color…i never thoufht of that!

I’ve limited it down to B,C,D, and E…