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When transitioning from white with black shutters, consider selecting a classic and timeless color scheme that complements the colonial style. Popular options for colonial homes include shades of gray, navy blue, forest green, or even a warm beige or cream color. These colors can enhance the traditional look of the house while adding a modern touch.
When choosing a paint color, keep in mind the existing elements of the house such as the roof color and landscaping to ensure a cohesive overall appearance. Testing a sample of the chosen paint color on a small section of the siding can help visualize how it will look in different lighting conditions before committing to the entire house.