ᐅ Floor Plan of a Narrow, Rectangular L-Shaped House on a Triangular Plot with an Oak Tree

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There is only exactly one light gray.

Exactly. If I remember correctly, Pussi recommends a fresh stone gray.

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Does it have to be plaster? There are also facade panels, which I find very interesting as an accent and a deliberate contrast to plaster. This should also eliminate the issue of cracking (which I’m actually hearing about for the first time).

There is another thread here that deals with staining issues on dark plaster. (in case the gray is meant to be closer to anthracite)

Is this mouse gray or more stone gray?

The painter should have something to say about the color tone (regarding the "darkness").

There is a light reflectance value that, depending on the masonry or insulation, must not exceed (or fall below? I don’t remember) certain limits.
We also have quite dark exterior colors and a monolithic wall construction. In this case, darker colors can generally be chosen. With insulation, our painter would not have done that, because it can quickly lead to cracking and related problems.

However, the painter should know this!

Yes, he knows that, of course. The color shown above has an HBZ of 25. He doesn’t want to go any darker. If I understand correctly, this would be possible with our single-layer construction using insulating plaster. In that respect, I don’t understand his caution...