Start with Soft Sage on the siding. It’s a gentle, gray-green that settles right into a yard full of trees and shrubs, so the house looks like it belongs there instead of standing out. On an exterior this color is easy to live with through every season, soft in spring light and warm under a low autumn sun, and it never feels loud from the curb. That quiet, cottage calm is the whole feeling here.
Then Warm White brightens the trim, fascia, and window frames, giving the sage clean edges without the cold glare of a stark white. To finish, Charcoal goes on the front door for a deep, grounding anchor that makes the whole front feel intentional. So in practice: sage on the body, warm white on every trim line, and charcoal on the door, with that same charcoal carried to your light fixtures or house numbers to tie it together.