The same home with shingles that have a charcoal base but flecked with greens tans and browns would be far more appealing.
Roof color yellow siding.
A brown gray or black roof topping yellow green and red homes.
For red or yellow brick houses choose between black brown and gray shingles.
After all darker colors absorb heat and lighter colors reflect it so the climate in your area matters when you are choosing what color shingles and type of roofing material that you plan to use.
Sky blue airy and bright this gorgeous pastel goes best with shingle colors that pick up on the blues from light to dark grey and dark blue.
Whether you re completely transforming your home s exterior with a new roof and siding re roofing or re siding your home these ideas will help you find a house and roof color combination that you ll be happy with for years to come.
Warm colors will have a yellow orange red brown or gold undertone or hue to them while cooler colors will have a white blue green or purple undertone.
If your house is white gray yellow or blue stick with gray or black shingles to create a stately looking contrast.
The plainer the siding is the more a blended color pattern is needed to make your home look interesting and appealing.
Choose a shingle color that goes well with whatever color siding is being used directly under the roof.
A beautiful roof and siding color combination will enhance a home s curb appeal for decades.
And brown shingles or earth tone blends crowning green brown cream and tan exteriors.
Generally if you have a warm toned roof and warm toned siding they ll likely coordinate with one another and a cool toned roof and cool toned siding will also coordinate well.
Of course lighter colors reflect the light keeping things cooler while darker colors absorb the light and keep warmth in.
Dark gray or black shingles capping white gray yellow and blue homes.
A solid black roof on a home with dark brown wood siding creates a boring combination.
Green shutters can be a versatile option when you have yellow siding.
Now here s the blending principle.