Siding Colors: New Trends in Siding Colors for homes

Your homes exterior is one of the largest drivers of value and curb appeal. The exterior of your home and the color choices should be updated to align with modern trends. Siding color and material trends change periodically, which is why it’s important to choose something current, but has an appeal that will last for years to come.

If you’re building, or have a new home, the style and color can make or break its curb appeal so it’s important to be up-to-date on trends, before the design is finalized.

If you’re remodeling the exterior of your home, draw some inspiration from the color trends for 2021 that are sure to both add value and increase the curb appeal of your home.

Light and Dark Siding

GREY SIDING AND WHITE TRIM

A major shift out of subtle “earthtones” and into bold, dark greys and blues with white accents has become a very popular trend. Additionally, varying siding profiles like board and batten as well as shakes in the gables can add extra charm to the trend.

Using the white trim with dark grey siding is both on-trend and timeless.


Red siding with earthtone accents

Rich Reds and Natural Greens

GO BOLD WITH RICH COLORS

Richer, more vibrant colors are very popular right now - colors like deep reds, and rich, dark greens.


Mixed texture siding

Multiple Textures

MIXING MATERIALS AND PROFILES

A popular trend is utilizing multiple siding profiles and together like horizontal lap siding with vertical board and batten in the gables. It can even be taken further by incorporating brick and/or stone as well.


Things to look for in the future

New trends come and go, but a few themes continue to be popular like eco-friendliness, ease of maintenance siding options, and durability. A new siding product which touches on all three is the ASCEND Composite Cladding panel from Alside. The Insulated backing provides additional thermal resistance and durability while remaining a low-maintenance siding option.

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