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I need help guys...We are building a house and we want to go with a blue color..We think we decided on the Georgia Pacific Bayou color (attached 2 samples of it)...I will also attach what our house will look like (1st pic)....Our problem is the shake color..deciding on Pacific Blue,Wedgewood or Flagstone..I will post a pic of all 3 next to bayou...What do u guys think? And is there any PHOTOSHOP experts on here that can mess with my house with the colors? Thanks
To be honest with you, if that is the color stone being used around the base of the house, I am not sure that blue is the right color for it. That stone is very brown which I do not think goes well with blue. If the stone was more gray, then maybe but from this I would recommend going with a beige, green or yellow color. JMHO, Jay
I need help guys...We are building a house and we want to go with a blue color..We think we decided on the Georgia Pacific Bayou color (attached 2 samples of it)...I will also attach what our house will look like (1st pic)....Our problem is the shake color..deciding on Pacific Blue,Wedgewood or Flagstone..I will post a pic of all 3 next to bayou...What do u guys think? And is there any PHOTOSHOP experts on here that can mess with my house with the colors? Thanks
I like the 500X344 pic color on the house (the 1st blue on my pc). [It doesn't have the color name on it.]
I DISlike the color in the 2nd pic (darkish gray-blue).
I also like the color in the 3rd pic, but it seems a bit bright. Unless it's the same color as another one, but just looks different in the pics.
Keep in mind as you are looking at the sample photos, unless your monitor is in perfect calibration, you may not be viewing a 100% accurate color. Notices are printed on paper samples warning of variations due to printing limitations. The same should be included in a computer generated and viewed sample.
To be honest with you, if that is the color stone being used around the base of the house, I am not sure that blue is the right color for it. That stone is very brown which I do not think goes well with blue. If the stone was more gray, then maybe but from this I would recommend going with a beige, green or yellow color. JMHO, Jay
I agree, and the blue is just too loud for my tastes (not that it matters to the OP ), kinda reminds me of the Smurfs.
ok guys..I changed the color..Went with the Pacific Blue for the siding and the flagstone color for the shakes...Thoughts on that combo? I had to pay $800 more but I think it was def worth the upgrade
ok guys..I changed the color..Went with the Pacific Blue for the siding and the flagstone color for the shakes...Thoughts on that combo? I had to pay $800 more but I think it was def worth the upgrade
Sounds great! Please post photos when the work is done
To be honest with you, if that is the color stone being used around the base of the house, I am not sure that blue is the right color for it. That stone is very brown which I do not think goes well with blue. If the stone was more gray, then maybe but from this I would recommend going with a beige, green or yellow color. JMHO, Jay
Agree, the brown kind of throws off the "cool" color combos which is a shame.
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), kinda reminds me of the Smurfs.
