Colour inspiration
Find a colour that feels at home.
Build a palette around your windows, roof and surroundings.
A siding colour works best as part of the whole home. Use the materials that are already there to narrow your choices before comparing samples.
Start with the fixed elements
Consider the colour of your roof, window frames, masonry and paving. Warmer siding can complement creamy stone and earthy landscaping. Grey and charcoal tones can bring definition to crisp, contemporary details.
Decide where you want contrast
A darker finish can emphasize an entrance or upper floor. A lighter neutral can create a quieter backdrop. Keep the number of contrasting materials intentional so that the exterior feels connected.
Take your samples outside
Compare physical samples beside the materials on your home, in both sunlight and shade. Screens and architectural visualizations help you explore ideas, but lighting can change the way a colour appears. A sample is the best next step before ordering.
