Palmetto Bluff Cottage/Design Studio, SC · More Info

It is the roof which needs to be included in your paint choice. The gray of the grout in the chimney?

Hi! The roof is a dark brown with gray undertones. It’s not very visible but I’ll try to share a few more pictures.

I was thinking that green might look good with the stone. No grout that I can see

Since the ”stones” look uniform and we can’t see grout, I’m thinking this might be facade (veneer) stone, which comes in sheets or panels. Ditto on the foundation covering. If it is, do you have the manufacturer’s name?

The current siding color is too yellowish for the chimney; a beige color would be better. Is the foundation color white?

Here are a few options. Personally I like Gossamer Veil and Evergreen Fog.

I looked at a few other greens, but they pulled too yellow next to the stone. (Clary Sage)

That’s crazy that you picked so many that I did. I bought samples of clary sage, evergreen, and oyster bay. I liked evergreen most too. I also got a blue called foggy day. My husband likes it best. Do you have an opinion on that color?

Also to answer your question the house is painted alabaster right now, including the foundation. I like alabaster normally, but I don’t love it with this stone.

I think the greens go better with the rich browns in the stone than a blue gray. I like Foggy Day, just not with the stone. I think the contrast between the warmth of the stone an the coolness of Foggy Day is too strong.

I might test Urban Bronze for the foundation and trim with evergreen fog.

Are you replacing the siding or just painting it? I agree a soft sage color would be nice! https://www.buildersservicecompany.com/how-to-choose-a-siding-color