Thanks for the question. The house was designed in the 1980's with the original owner. The original plans were not available and the overall design was not altered, the renovation process was all for improving weather related protection systems such as windows, sheathing, wraps and flashing, etc. It was a process of Remove and Replace, improving on those applications. In addition to improved protection, all new paint, inside and out were applied. Benjamin Moore Aura and Regal Select. I wish I could be more helpful answering your question.

Could you please tell me the color codes of the exterior colors on your home. For the body & the trim.....My e-mail is glorianicholson3@gmail.com.......Thank Gloria

Hi Gloria,

First, we only use Benjamin Moore Paints for all our projects because our experience has always been that this brand handles the elements and look the best over 15-30 year period. We used Ben Moore's best line, Aura Exterior "Low Lustre 634" for the exterior as this was as very expensive renovation and the owner did not want to paint again for years. Aura has Color-Lock Technology and resists dirt and especially "fading" better than any other paint. Note: I recently visited the Ben Moore R&D Facility in Montvale NJ and on a 10 acre farm Ben Moore paints outlast every brand.

The colors are on the "Color Stories" fandeck. Main body color is: Gallery Buff CSP-225 and the Trim: Gotham CSP-385.

We used a low lustre/low sheen finish because it resists dirt far better than a flat finish. Its very easy to rinse off with a garden hose a couple times a year. No need to power was with high pressure as that can create damage in itself. Please call me directly with any questions about your project. Benjamin Moore stands behind our work when they offer a Lifetime Warranty on Aura Paint.

Ted