Choose colors that match
Start by creating your "permanent color palette" with the colors of your exterior that will not change and will always be represented in your home's exterior design.
Then, pair your "permanent color palette" chips with the color chips you are considering for your base, trim and accent areas. Together, this makes up your "comprehensive color palette." Looking at all of these colors together will ensure that your exterior elements work together in harmony.
For example, this home's palette is:
- Siding: Delicate White (PPG1001-1)
- Shutters: Flagstone (PPG1001-4)
- Front Door: Ruby Lips (PPG1052-7)
Mix dominant and accent colors
Choose your dominant color from your "comprehensive color palette." This color tends to be used heavily and may come from a hue in your stone or brick, especially if those materials dominate your exterior façade. Be sure to reference your dominant color when selecting accent shades for your exterior elements.Your accent colors can come from many areas, like grout, roof tiles or shutters. By factoring the colors of your permanent exterior elements into your color palette, you can achieve a harmonious and beautiful designer-look for your home.
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Our Favorite Curb Appeal Combos
Feel confident in the neutrality and subtle boldness of these exterior color schemes. Reverse the body, trim and accent colors for additional flexibility.Exterior Color Combination
Impressions that last
Cool tones look fresh and calming. Neutrals can always be layered or used as contrasts to add charm and complete the look.
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Welcome home
Nothing says “welcome home” like a warm, neutral color scheme. A warm house is often perceived as more welcoming and family oriented. Warm hues pair well with wood tones and look great in any climate.
Exterior Color Combination
A modern look
When choosing an exterior color scheme, consider elements of your home, such as brick, stone or wood.
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