Florida sunlight can make a color appear brighter outside than it does on a small indoor swatch. Start with a few options that complement materials you are not changing, such as the roof, pavers, stone and window frames. A light warm neutral often works with tan roofs, while cooler neutrals can feel calm with charcoal details. These are starting points, not rules.
Think of the exterior as three related choices: the main wall, trim and accent areas such as the front door. Contrast can give a home definition, but the proportions matter. Put large samples on more than one side of the house and look at them in morning, midday and evening light.
If your community has an HOA, check its color rules before purchasing paint. Our Color Studio can help you explore combinations, but its screen preview is for inspiration only. Actual results depend on light, substrate and finish.
When requesting an estimate, mention stucco cracks, repairs or areas with peeling paint. Preparation may have a larger effect on the result than the shade you choose.