I have to deal with color all the time for the paint and tile in bathrooms that I remodel. Most people are sooo afraid to put a little color in their lives so I've set enough beige tile and rolled on enough beige paint over the years to make me puke. For a decision like this one you are doing the right thing to get some advice. But I wouldn't ask a bunch of fuddy duddies on a tractor board for it. Even small towns will usually have some sort of interior design store. Maybe the local paint or flooring stores or the furniture place. I would not hesitate to spend a couple hundred bucks to have someone come out to have a look at your place and help me with an overall plan and color scheme. Considering the amount of dough you will be spending on this a couple hundred $ for color advice is a paltry sum. Pleasing color schemes have a big effect on your mood and attitude - whether or not you even realize it. So put a little color in your life! I can't help you more without seeing what your buildings look like. I would just avoid strong, primary colors. They would set the tone of your farm instead of being a nice accent. Or to put it another way; you don't want people thinking "nice red/black/blue/white/black roof but I don't remember what was under it." By the way, women generally do have a much better color/texture sense than men do. But being a woman does not automatically mean you have it. Some of the ugliest color schemes I have done were for women - such that I would have gladly have traded it for beige.
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