Blue Siding Black Shutters

Pair it with jet black shutters white trim and autumn red gables for a striking and classic look.

Blue siding black shutters.

Black shutters can also nail your look down with a finishing touch of elegance. The bright cool blue of this home is designed to get noticed. Paired with a dark gray roof and shutters this facade has a stately and impressive appearance. Shutters front door.

Dark blue shutters are a great way to give definition and stray from the common black shutter yet maintain a traditional look that just has a bit more personality. Again i d prefer a darker blue. What color shutters go good with light brown or tan. Some shades of blue such as the coastal blue shown here are easily affected by the colors and light around them.

Monterey sand is a light taupe that lays a strong siding base for dramatic yet earthy color contrasts. Black by dunn edwards siding. As noted above mixing red brick with blue siding doesn t work well. Neutral siding colors like warm gray create a solid foundation.

Or opt for something softer like powder blue shutters or seafoam green shutters. White and blue form a classic color combination that never goes out of style. Use a high gloss sheen on your front door for even more impact. With white house siding the sky is the limit when you are choosing shutter colors.

Agate green by dunn edwards. If you have tan siding or stone midnight blue shutters really pop. Every shade is a match. Shutter colors for gray houses.

Go bold with red shutters or black shutters. 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. I like that touch to maintain the uniform look. Then introduce color in small doses such as a glossy red front door to create a focal point that doesn t overwhelm the exterior color scheme.

Other colors and exteriors that work well. 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. Close up of a blue house with red door and white trim.

Here a touch of black supplied by the shutters and mailbox against white trim keeps the look crisp and modern.