Paint for light grey roof
Kim Giles
vor 11 Jahren
Hello, I need to repaint my house but am having trouble because of my roof color. Most of the houses in my neighborhood that have a pale grey roof are white. I refuse to paint my house white and am looking for other options. Right now I am leaning towards a med/dark grey white framing and a vibrant door. what would you suggest?
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houssaon
vor 11 JahrenHow about a blue color with white trim? This is a nice blue that would look great with your roof:This is anohter shade of blue that would look good:
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If you have a wood door in a natural wood finish, I would keep it, since it looks really nice and a bright color door is not really seen from the street anyway.
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