Express yourself with boundless exterior color

By DaVinci Roofscapes.

There are no hard and fast rules for curb appeal. Hear from the experts how to embrace colorful exterior materials.

Choosing a roof color is not a typical to-do item. Since roofing materials can last for decades, most people only need to make a roof color decision once or twice in a lifetime. Even design-savvy homeowners find themselves starting from scratch when it comes to coordinating their new roof and exterior color scheme. 

DaVinci Roofscapes embraces the concept of boundless color and helps our customers source exterior colors that express their personal style. To create a home that's truly yours, consider roofing materials that use color to revitalize your home’s existing architecture while creating texture and dimension.

For the past decade, I have provided Ask an Expert advice, encouraging roofers, builders and homeowners to think outside the box. Even though traditionally, many people use specific colors together, there are no hard and fast rules for improving curb appeal. Here are some of my favorite ways to embrace colorful exterior materials.

Make a formal home more inviting

Tudor-style homes traditionally have gray slate roofs and an imposing facade. DaVinci multi-colored Aberdeen Slate brings this home to life with texture and a subtle rainbow of colors. The mix of warm and cool tones are reminiscent of an old slate roof, complementing the red brick and wood trim creating a welcoming update.

Enjoy boundless color with free exterior color ideas

If you're ready to take a fresh approach to coordinating the colors and materials for your home exterior, check out the free 21-page guide, FRESH Colors for Homes with Brick or Stone, which I wrote for DaVinci Roofscapes. This step-by-step e-book provides insights on creating a color scheme that boosts your home's curb appeal. You'll see 60 combinations of home exterior options to help you achieve a visually harmonious, stunning exterior. 

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