If you live in the Cotswolds and know this colour....

[JockintheWolds]

Please tell me what it is!

I notice there's been a move away from the green doors and windows to gorgeous creamy shades. Can anyone share your cream colours with me please?

Did you mean to link or attach something?

Intrigued.

Sorry, computer crashed!

This is the thing - I just can't find pics/info online, but they're everywhere around me. I've attached a couple from a quick search.

Having IT issues!

Looks like frenchic cool beans

They look like pvc double glazed windows that happen to be a cream shade which is nicer than the white they usually are

The thought of having to keep up with neighbourhood exterior paint fashions fills me with a cold, leaden fear!

Anyway, it looks like a fairly standard pale cream along the lines of Almond White (Dulux) or Clotted Cream (Rust-Oleum) but, since it's the Cotswolds, it'll be F&B, won't it. Have a look at Tallow, New White and White Tie.
https://www.farrow-ball.com/paint/exterior-eggshell?color_group=84

Our last house was an old stone mill (in SW Wales), we wanted something different colour-wise from Farrow & Ball Green Smoke which we'd used to paint our previous two houses, and fancied a more neutral tone. We chose Little Greene Silt, which - when we obtained a sample pot - was considerably lighter than it appears on the colour swatches/charts. Probably too dark for you @JockintheWolds but a lovely colour for joinery on an old stone building imo.

Here's some pics of our previous house painted in LG silt.....

That’s a beautiful colour, but yes, darker than I’m after.

Just knock on the door and ask? 😁

Are they timber? Are they brand new windows or just repainted?

I’d say mostly old, wooden windows re-painted, but even new build houses are using the colour, which I’d assume are pvc.

i will eventually knock on my favourite and ask- just thought I’d try here first in case it was a week-known shade.

My first thought was F&B White Tie.