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Colonial House Colors

Looking for modern colonial house colors? LP® SmartSide® ExpertFinish® Trim & Siding offers a great solution, including exterior colonial house colors that stand out. Learn more here about how LP SmartSide products can help you get the look you want for your colonial home.

Characteristics of a Colonial Home

Colonial homes are associated with the colonial period of the United States, drawing their design from the architecture of that time period. They typically feature two or three stories with brick or wood facades. Additionally, the kitchen and living spaces are usually found on the first floor with the bedrooms on the upper floors.

How to Choose Colonial House Colors

When selecting classic colonial exterior house colors, choosing more than one color helps create a color palette that contributes to a cohesive look. We recommend the following: a main exterior color for the majority of the home, an accent color for details and a trim color to complete the style.
Timberland Suede color swatch
Main Exterior
Cavern Steel color swatch
Accent Color
Redwood Red color swatch
Trim Color

Colonial House Paint Color Combinations

Check out these popular LP® SmartSide® ExpertFinish® colonial house colors. Use these combinations for initial ideas and inspiration for your colonial home. If you aren’t finding one you love here, explore more to find a style you’ll love.

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Timberland Suede + Cavern Steel + Redwood Red

Timberland Suede + Cavern Steel + Redwood Red

Summit Blue + Abyss Black + Snowscape White

Summit Blue + Abyss Black + Snowscape White

Quarry Gray + Cavern Steel + Snowscape White

Quarry Gray + Cavern Steel + Snowscape White

Color Ideas for Your Colonial Home

The LP® SmartSide® ExpertFinish® color collection is a great resource for durable engineered wood siding in exterior paint colors for colonial homes. Check out the 16 versatile ExpertFinish colors below.
Snowscape White

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