STRONG AND BOLDGet in tune with current trends by choosing darker colors for exterior walls. Rich shades of brown, green and red add drama while also making your home appear smaller, a good thing for a large structure on a tight lot. Deep siding hues serve as visual grounding for a variety of strong trim colors and also work well for accenting recessed areas.

hunter green

autumn red

forest

mountain cedar

sable brown

charcoal black

Pacific blue

flagstone

oXford blue

autumn red

burnt sienna

forest

buckskin

mountain cedar

sable brownhearthstone

roof color

trim color

Primary siding color

secondary siding or accent color

shutter and door colors

Monogram Double 4" Clapboard in flagstone with Restoration Millwork trim in natural white and Vinyl Carpentry trim in colonial white. The darker siding color helps the entryway come forward.

Cedar Impressions Straight Edge Rough-Split Shakes in terra cotta and Monogram Double 4" Clapboard in spruce are a rich color and style combination for this Arizona home.

Pewter

flagstonecharcoal gray

Pacific blue

terra cotta

mountain cedar

driftwood

hearthstone

forest

sPruce

sable brown

burnt sienna

terra cotta

autumn red

sable brown

mountain cedar

roof color

trim color

Primary siding color

secondary siding or accent color

shutter and door colors

Vibrant color combinations can give your home a unique personality: Cedar Impressions Double 7" Straight Edge Perfection Shingles in ivy green with custom-painted Restoration Millwork accents. Grand Manor™ roofing in colonial slate complements this unique look.