I have included a number of the studies below. The client has selected a medium gray for the base body color; however I also did a couple of non-gray variations. The black roof is a given on all schemes. Which one would you choose?
scheme 1 - all white horizontal clapboard siding |
scheme 2 - gray board and batten siding, rusty corrugated metal inside porch and in 'link" area |
scheme 3 - dark gray board and batten body color with white clapboard inside the porch and in link area |
scheme 4 - gray board and batten body color with dark plum inside the porch and in the link area |
scheme 5 - gray board and batten body color with white clapboard inside the porch and in the link area |
scheme 6 - gray board and batten body color with dark gray shakes inside the porch and in the link area |
scheme 7 - gray board and batten body color with white shakes inside the porch and in the link area |
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Definitely scheme 7
ReplyDeleteI think you'd find the perception of the house significantly changes as you think of various trim colors as well- I noticed in all renderings you left the trim white, which makes for a very dramatic look in scheme 3, which is probably my favorite.
ReplyDeleteAre you using Illustrator for the renderings, or something else? Just curious.
Christopher - Thanks for the comment.
ReplyDeleteI am using sketchup for the renderings and color studies. I have an entourage library that helps bring some life to the sketches.
Just found your site, and love it. I'd go with scheme 1, or maybe scheme 3... apparently I'm a purist... or I just like old things and hate change! Scheme 1 is so pretty, like an old farmhouse but more elegant.
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