Hello! We are a windows and siding company, and have FANTASTIC siding. We use James Hardie siding and with our ColorPlus Technology siding the color palette depends on the region you are in. I have attached the website for James Hardie Siding and our website! Feel free to give us a call! http://www.jameshardie.com/homeowner/colorplus-palette.shtml http://www.wonderfulwindowsandsiding.com/ As for a color scheme for the house though- I would go lighter! That will really make a change and will bring out all of the details in your home! -Wonderful Windows and Siding

Hi Thea. Your new home looks amazing already (even without paint) - congratulations! You have plenty of visual interest with the stonewalls, balconies and stepped architectural features, so I would suggest you keep your colour scheme fairly low key and neutral so as to not compete (less is more, sometimes!). You could pick out the lightest coloured stone and work with that; if it's a grey tone, for example, choose a similarly toned paint colour.

Hello Waqar, 1243 on the walls and 8753 on the trim lines would look good on this. Thanks, Amit CORNERSTONE DESIGNS Bangalore

Always go for timeless colour combinations like beige, brown, grey, white or other muted earthy Color tones and shades. But make sure even you are making a combination of 2-3 colors they all have to be in ratio of 60:30:10 or 60:40. What materials do you use also matters a lot. Some people opt for aluminium composite panelling , some for stone or tile and some for even stainless steel. These all are the best choices but to make your home look modern and contemporary it has to be grey or beige no matter what you choose. And for more traditional homes go for stones, wall paints and even textured paint.