I think the wood railings and pillars yes but not sure about steel windows as the black of steel does not really work so well with the pasty green. I would go a bit more blue green if you are doing steel windows that are charcoal or black in color. Something like Sherwin williams Moody Blue range or lighter to achieve this.

Would a bronze window color work with the green then or stick with the Moody Blue.

Btw my roof is a fairly high black shingle. The house is an orangey red brick prairie ranch style built in 1966 that I'm wanting to paint and put new windows in. It has a carport that I want to close in and a wide covered porch that goes from the carport across half the front of the home.

I'm thinking of changing the roof to a metal roof as well so I could change the color if needed.

Hi . Unfortunately this is really hard for me to imagine via words, but I feel that the bronze goes with the green color more.

Great! Would you happen to know if this green color is good for an East facing house? I know they say direction is important because the direction of the light (ex: North, South, East, West) can greatly affect the color appearance such as warm or cool light shadows etc.

Thank you so much! I will get a sample and hopefully it will be great. We are out in the county/country and have a lot of trees. and greenery around us. There's also a field across the street that's farmed with rotating crops of corn, wheat and soybeans. Only one other home right next to ours. Just hoping that it's not going to look like too much green?

This is correct in saying these colors are SW Willow Tree and Eider White?