Facade

This is Georgian. Would Georgian transitional work better?

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We prefer French style (vs. Colonial). We found a home that is french provincial transitional with shutters, windows are white though not double hang (but wider than traditional french house). We prefer the window trimings in other pictures. But perhaps we can keep shutters to make sure we keep our current windows?

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ignore interior color of windows

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To work with our current windows (because we do not want to replace them), this house keeps the shutters (question is color and style, which may imply replacing them) and has a roof color similar to our house. Crowning covers roof which is very nice. We may or may not paint the drain tubes in a dark color to make it more transitional. The question is the chimney. We are removing the stones (which are pasted). So we would need to think through how to give it character while blending

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white windows, which we are keeping , seem to go well with french transitional

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Does entry gable with columns look pretty?

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Stucco chimney with details (ignore black windows because we agreed to keep them in white)

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Neutral color for window sash and casing, neutral walls, grayish rooftop and drainage tubes in dark color

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Stucco chimney with details. We could do stucco if we design it in a way that adds character to the house

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Stunning

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Height of garble ends at height of trimming. This style is very pretty

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Entry garble's height ends at height of trimming. Door also has glass to allow for more light (in line with your design)

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We prefer entry with stucco. We prefer inside of windows painted black; now, if this is done all over the house and the interior of the house is darkened, it would be better to leave them as is and figure out how to remove the cottage-style of the house

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General idea

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Facade sensation

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Entryway arch, windows' interior with dark color. Crisp frontyard

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Facade sensation / crisp

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