Blue Siding House With Black Shutters

Paired with a dark gray roof and shutters this facade has a stately and impressive appearance.

Blue siding house with black shutters.

This produces a calm quiet appearance for the home. This all american house exterior will never go out of style. Shutter colors for gray houses. With white house siding the sky is the limit when you are choosing shutter colors.

For a woodsier effect consider changing your gable siding to a medium green arbor or a shaded yellow somerset wheat. This home uses a mixture of blue and gray over the facade mixing both colors on the same irregular cedar look shingle. I like that touch to maintain the uniform look. Every shade is a match.

Shutters painted deep navy blue match the front door and frame the windows without stealing the show. Victory blue ppg1165 7 ppg paints. As noted above mixing red brick with blue siding doesn t work well. To instantly brighten your look consider adding shutters in a complementary burgundy red.

Agate green by dunn edwards. Close up of a blue house with red door and white trim. Black by dunn edwards siding. There are no surprises here no drama and no pops of color.

Or opt for something softer like powder blue shutters or seafoam green shutters. Shutters front door. Blue is a wonderfully cool water ice color but too many shades of blue on a house can make you seasick. Go bold with red shutters or black shutters.

Blue gray and white. Bright white trim makes a grand appearance around the entry and on the picture perfect picket fence. In this case the surrounding greenery and light paired with the bold red doors and black shutters helps to mellow the color toward gray giving the house a lot of depth and dimension in color. Black shutters and doors help bring the color scheme together and emphasize the entryways.

In this case the siding of the home is a light tan while the shutters are several shades darker. To find the best fit for your home you may want to take a look at some samples. The bright cool blue of this home is designed to get noticed. Notice the chimney also has blue siding with white trim.

As the old saying goes if it ain t broke don t fix it this 1920s era tudor style home looks just as it did back in the day with black louvered shutters and sophisticated matching front door gorgeously complementing the blue gray wood shingle siding. This allows the white trim and gray siding to create a more subtle and classic appearance over the rest of the property. Again i d prefer a darker blue.