I like the color you have now. It goes well with your roof and your brick.

Appreciate that I just want a different door color mainly I'm having trouble finding something that will go

Sherwin-Williams Alabaster (SW 7008) — a warm creamy white with subtle beige undertones (classic choice).

Sherwin-Williams Naval (SW 6244) — a deep, rich navy (classic + bold contrast).

or Canvas Tan for body

Goes good with your roof

Do you know what exterior color you have now?

@chispa. Not exactly. The last time the house was painted they used the old chip to paint match. I did happen upon the very original from 2004.

@chispa. This is the color I was recently trying. We're looking for, I think, a creamy beige, not to light, not too dark or too yellow. Having a real hard time getting the look I want. The chips are always different once I get them up on the wall.

You need to get the larger sample chips from samplize.com, but your final choice should only be made after buying a quart of paint and putting a big swatch on the exterior.

Someone in our neighborhood had just painted their house and it looked like a nice creamy beige. I got the name of the paint color and ordered a large swatch. It looked like highlighter neon yellow on our house! LOL. Our houses have completely different orientation and their lot was older/mature with a lot more shade.

We can suggest some colors, but you have to TEST thoroughly, so you end up happy with the results.

Look at BM Seapearl ( I used this colors with a cement tile roof with a terracotta colors)

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I would try to find a color that ties the red roof to the brick. Maybe a brown like the darkest of the bricks. Then paint the door a lighter and brighter complimentary color. Because the brick and the roof are both features of the house they should guide the choice of color,

For a warm, elegant exterior, try a creamy beige like Accessible Beige or Manchester Tan, paired with a navy or sage green door for a bold contrast. Test samples in natural light for best results.
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