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<\/a>Above we have a grey santa barbra smooth pillar, a 20\/30 smooth joining wall, a\u00a0 2 coat eisenwall smooth on cap and floor, and a pink 20\/30 sand\u00a0 finish on the house. You can see how the white color has very little variation in color while the darker cap has different shades. The tiles I purchased at the ventura harbor, and match the house and joining wall.\u00a0\u00a0My<\/span> top three colors are 504 blue grey, 73 eggshell, and 50 crystal white (there under la habra on the links page).<\/a>Above we have a 16\/20 catface re-stucco over a pre-existing texture. The owners bought tiles that they hand picked, and allowed us to embed them in the walls. This is my personal favorite texture for a re-stucco. It is cheaper to do than smooth, and it covers imperfections as well as a textured finish. You can see some modeling, and color variations due to the dark color and heavy troweling.\u00a0\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\nAll that aside the I think the two most important questions to consider in picking out your color are: 1) What colors will your product be surrounded by? ( what color is your trim, windows, doors, roof, driveway, fences, block walls, etc) , and 2) How does it make you feel?<\/span><\/p>\n <\/p>\n <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Choosing the right color can be hard for some. There are a lot of different variables to consider in deciding which colors are right for you. Lighter colors tend to