We looked at the most popular exterior paint across the country, check it out!

Black houses

One growing trend is monochromatic black facades. These deep, dark hues can make any house eye-catching and give it a modern flair. Sherman-Williams even named Urbane Bronze their color of the year. They pair perfectly with homes surrounded by greenery to create a new and exciting exterior. Pairing a black house with a contrasting door can draw attention to the architecture of your home and create a unique focal point.

Warm whites and cream

Over the past few years, there has been a subtle shift from stark whites to calmer more subdued hues. These tones elicit a softer and more cozy feeling than clean bright whites. These colors pair well with deep greens and browns as trim. Wood accents are also a rising trend often paired with warm whites.

Dusty Charcoal

Dark hues are a booming trend for those with an adventurous side. While some places don’t allow it these rich colors can bring stylish elegance to any home. This can also be easily paired with accent-colored doors. These dark grays go great with both richer colors like ochre and earthy green, as well as muted pastels like pink and lemon.

Muted gray greens

Nature-inspired shades are a mainstay in exterior paint, and a growing favorite is muddy gray greens. This past year there has been a growing emphasis on things that calm and support our well-being, natural colors are great options for that. Colors like sage and tree moss can bring new vitality to home and reinvigorate you and your family.

Navy

In the past few years, this historic and traditional color has begun to circle back into being modern. It pairs well with contrasting accents like natural wood and bright whites. These deep shades can perfectly capture an ocean-inspired style for your home. This color has a wide range of tones some bluer than others and some grayer. This means that in many cases navy can act as a neutral and can go with almost any style of home.