better.An earthy green (with perhaps a beige base) could also work ... as could a red{rest}-brown.A "pure" white would be too much of a contrast and a "French Vanilla" not enough. 

It is nice to see the dollar return to some form of strength globally, and our French neighbors may have helped to do just that!

You start talking about the notion of buying an apartment building and they start to look like your speaking french.

I speak fluent Spanish, english, french, understand Italian, Portuguese.All the best.

We had to put a french drain around the house and rip out the sheetrock and insulation in the basement.

Italian and french gardens, backs up to Chatahochee River with 25 buildable acres that backs up to an 18 hole golf course.

IMO sliding glass doors are a bit passe', I almost always replace them with "french door" about $400 or less. 100 square feet is pretty small for a deck, are you sure it's worth the effort to do it?

the projects in south of france look niceand the part where you don't pay the french taxes is the best!

You eed to get the water run off away from the house.I suggest yougt gutters ASAP or a french drain system to keep water away. :)

I see pricing between $65 and $85 per linear foot of basement perimeter for interior French drain with sump pump.