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Exterior Paint Workshop JT Elbracht, Architect Elbracht+Company, LLC Design Review Consultant to the Marley Park Design Review Committee Understand Architectural Styles Understand Exterior Colors Selecting Your Exterior Colors

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Exterior Paint Workshop

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JT Elbracht, Architect Elbracht+Company, LLC Design Review Consultant to the Marley Park Design Review Committee

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  • Understand Architectural Styles
  • Understand Exterior Colors
  • Selecting Your Exterior Colors
  • Preparing a Design Review Application
  • Obtaining Design Review Approval
  • Tips for Painting Your Home
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Why do we need to have the Design Review Committee review our paint colors ?????

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Step 1

Understand the Architectural Style of Your Home

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Spanish Colonial

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Spanish Colonial

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Spanish Colonial

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Spanish Colonial

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Spanish Mission

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Spanish Mission

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Spanish Mission

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Spanish Monterey

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Spanish Monterey

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Spanish Monterey

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Spanish Monterey

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Spanish Monterey

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Spanish Color Tips

  • Body Colors: Off-White, Neutral T

aupe, Warm Beige;

  • Avoid “dirty” or “muddy” colors.
  • Avoid “rosy” or “pink” colors.
  • No “whites” with an LRV greater than 76.
  • Stucco T

rim: Warm greys like precast concrete. One or two tones darker than body color. Avoid strong

  • contrasts. Avoid “white” or dark brown.
  • Wood T

rim: Dark Browns

  • Garage Doors: Medium or Dark Browns
  • No “white” garage doors.
  • Shutters: Wine Red, Steel Blue, Olive Green
  • Precast Elements: Warm Grey
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Rural Mediterranean

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Rural Mediterranean

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Rural Mediterranean Color Tips

  • Body Colors: Warm Beiges, Rich Siennas, Earthy

Browns.

  • Stucco T

rim: Warm Greys, Medium Browns.

  • Avoid strong contrasts. Avoid “white”.
  • Wood T

rim: Dark Browns

  • Garage Doors: Medium or Dark Browns
  • No “white” garage doors.
  • Shutters: Charcoal, Wine Red, Olive Green
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Ranch Hacienda

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Ranch Hacienda

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Ranch Hacienda

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Ranch Hacienda Color Tips

  • Body Colors: Warm Beiges, Earthy Browns.
  • Stucco T

rim: Warm Greys, Medium Browns.

  • Avoid strong contrasts. Avoid “white”.
  • Wood T

rim: Dark Browns

  • Garage Doors: Medium or Dark Browns
  • No “white” garage doors.
  • Shutters: Charcoal, Wine Red, Olive Green
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Ranch T erritorial

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Ranch T erritorial

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Ranch T erritorial Color Tips

  • Body Colors: Warm Beiges, Pale Siennas, Earthy

Browns.

  • Stucco T

rim: Creamy whites, Medium Browns. Avoid strong contrasts.

  • Wood T

rim: Dark Browns

  • Garage Doors: Medium or Dark Browns
  • Shutters: Brown, Olive Green, Rusty Browns
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Western Regional Farmhouse

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Western Regional Farmhouse

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Western Regional Farmhouse

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Western Regional Farmhouse

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Western Regional Farmhouse

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Western Farmhouse Color Tips

  • Body Colors: Warm Sunny Beiges, Pale Siennas,

Earthy Browns, Neutral T aupes.

  • Stucco T

rim: Creamy Whites, Medium Browns.

  • Wood T

rim: Creamy Whites, Dark Browns

  • Siding: Creamy Whites, Pale Olive Greens, Pale

Greys, Brownish reds.

  • Garage Doors: Creamy Whites, Pale Olive Greens,

Browns

  • Shutters: Brown, Olive Green, Rusty Browns
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Craftsman / Bungalow

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Craftsman / Bungalow

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Craftsman / Bungalow

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Craftsman / Bungalow

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Craftsman / Bungalow

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Craftsman / Bungalow

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Craftsman / Bungalow

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Craftsman Color Tips

  • Body Colors: Neutral T

aupes; Pale Gray-Greens, Pale Grays; Pale Yellow-Beiges

  • Stucco T

rim: Off-Whites, Medium Browns.

  • Wood T

rim: Off-Whites, Dark Chocolate Browns

  • Siding: Creamy Whites, Pale Olive Greens, Dirty

Reds, Sunflower Yellow, Dull Gray-Blues, Rusty Browns

  • Garage Doors: Creamy Whites, Browns, Gray Blues
  • Shutters: Creamy Whites, Pale Olive Greens, Dirty

Reds, Gray-Blues, Rusty Browns

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Desert Prairie Desert Prairie

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Desert Prairie

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Desert Prairie Color Tips

  • Body Colors: Warm Sunny Beiges, Rich Siennas,

Earthy Browns, Pale Gray-Greens.

  • Stucco T

rim: Creamy Whites; Medium Browns

  • Wood T

rim: Dark Browns; occasionally Creamy Whites

  • Garage Doors: Medium or Dark Browns; No

“white” garage doors.

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Western Cottage

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Western Cottage

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Western Cottage

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Western Cottage

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Western Cottage Color Tips

  • Body Colors: Warm Sunny Beiges, Pale Siennas,

Neutral T aupes, Pale Earthy Olive.

  • Stucco T

rim: Medium Browns; Olive Browns. Occasionally creamy whites.

  • Wood T

rim: Dark Whites, Dark Browns;

  • ccasionally creamy whites.
  • Siding: Creamy Whites, Dark Olive Greens,

Brownish Reds.

  • Garage Doors: Dark Olive Greens, Dark Browns,

Occasionally Creamy Whites.

  • Shutters: Brown, Dark Olive Green, Rusty Browns,

Wine Reds, Charcoals

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  • Exterior color schemes must be selected

based on the historic-based, regionally- relevant, architectural style of your home.

  • Avoid “trendy” colors … for they will

soon be outdated.

  • Just because someone else in the

community has a color scheme you like, doesn’t mean that color scheme will work for your home.

  • Don’t attempt to use your interior color

scheme on the exterior of the home.

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Step 2

Understand How Exterior Colors Work

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  • Don’t believe what you see on the small color

chip.

  • Realize that colors “amplify” in the desert sun.
  • Use colors that are darker, duller and more earthy

than you think.

  • No “White” Colors with an LRV of more than 76.
  • Dark Colors with an LRV of 15 or less will fade

and chalk much more quickly in the desert sun.

  • Consider how adjacent colors impact each other.
  • Seek professional advice.
  • Picking the wrong color for interior rooms is not a big deal.
  • Picking the wrong color for the exterior of your home could be a disaster.
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Paint Color Simulations

Dunn-Edwards Paints

Bonnie Lerberg Professional Paint Advisor McDowell Rd & Litchfield Rd Goodyear, AZ

Dunn-Edwards Paints

Cynthia Professional Paint Advisor Reems Rd & Bell Rd Surprise, AZ

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Step 3

Preparing Your Color Scheme

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Select ALL the colors for your home

  • Stucco Body
  • Stucco T

rim

  • Wood T

rim

  • Siding
  • Front Door
  • Garage Door
  • Shutters
  • Metal
  • Accents
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Step 4

Submitting Your Design Review Application

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IF you are repainting your home the exact same colors in the exact same locations.

You are NOT required to submit to Design Review for approval. BUT … it must be the ORIGINAL colors in the ORIGINAL locations. If you are unsure of the Original Colors, seek approval from the Design Review Committee.

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If you want to change any exterior color, you must submit to Design Review for review and approval BEFORE you paint.

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Submittal Requirements:

  • Application Form
  • Exterior Residential Repainting Form
  • Photographs
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Bob Jones 1234 Main Street Jan 1, 2014 Ranch Territorial

Dunn Edwards Baked Potato DEC717 32

Same color as wood trim For the porch railing Existing color Not going to paint the front door We are not painting the fence wall at this time.

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You must submit ORIGINAL color chips No color copies No color scans

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Photographs must include:

  • Entire Front of House
  • Entire Rear of House
  • All Sides of House - multiple photos may be necessary
  • Garage Door
  • Front Door
  • Typical Window
  • Shutters (if any)
  • Color Coding and Keynoting - using the color codes and keynotes shown on the

Repainting Submittal Form, the Applicant shall label the location of each of the proposed exterior paint colors.

  • In addition, provide photos of the house on either side of the subject property

and the home directly across the street from the subject property (please label each photo)

  • Each individual photo shall be printed in color on an 8 1/2” x 11” sheet.
  • Photos shall be legible and of a reasonable quality.
  • When taking photos avoid photos that are taken directly into the sunlight or

photos that are very dark and shaded. Also avoid photos in which the home is blocked by large trees. At times, multiple photos taken at different vantage points may be necessary to fully explain the home.

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Design Review Process:

  • Be sure your application is complete.
  • Incomplete applications will not be reviewed and

will delay the process.

  • Submit your application to:

Marley Park Community Association 15210 W Sweetwater Ave

  • NO on-line or digital applications are allowed …

because original color chips are needed.

  • Be sure you get Design Review Approval BEFORE

you paint your house.

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Tips for Painting Your Home:

  • Get “test” colors.
  • Sherwin Williams “Color to Go” $7.59
  • Home Depot / Behr $3.27
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est your paint colors on a hidden exterior wall that gets direct sun.

  • Paint at least a 4’ x 4’ area so you can really see

what it looks like.

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Tips for Painting Your Home:

  • Get “test” colors.
  • Sherwin Williams “Color to Go” $7.59
  • Home Depot / Behr $3.27
  • T

est your paint colors on a hidden exterior wall that gets direct sun.

  • Paint at least a 4’ x 4’ area so you can really see

what it looks like.

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Tips for Painting Your Home:

  • Hire a professional painter.
  • Ask for referrals.
  • Get at least three (3) estimates or bids.
  • Use your DRC Paint Application as part of your

contract.

  • Review the bid in detail before starting.
  • ASK QUESTIONS and GET IT IN WRITING.
  • Beware of Painters that ask for Upfront Deposits.
  • Powerwash the Entire Home.
  • Patch, Repair, and Caulk.
  • Use QUALITY Paint. (go ahead … spend the few extra bucks)
  • Thoroughly Check that the Work is Complete.
  • Cleanup and Repair.
  • Follow the Approved Color Scheme.
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1) Understand Your Architectural Style 2) Understand How Exterior Colors Work. 3) Select Colors That Work With Your Architectural Style 4) Prepare A Complete Application 5) Obtain Design Review Approval

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Thank you for attending From the Marley Park Design Review Committee

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