Update your exterior with Benjamin Moore’s Brick and Paint Color Combinations. Many homeowners prefer the look of unpainted brick, which looks stunning with the right coordinating colors on trim, siding, and soffits. Here are some inspiring brick and paint color combos to pair with unpainted brick. Committing to colors that harmonize with brick can feel intimidating. These palettes help you visualize specific combinations to create a color scheme with confidence.
Historic Colors
This stately color combination brings a sense of grand elegance and style to this home. Rather than contrasting, these hues compliment each other. Charcoal Slate takes center stage on the body, while Collingwood adorns the trim and facia. Heritage Red completes the ensemble on the front door.
Off-Whites
While these similar neutral colors create a harmonic color scheme, their different undertones provide a subtle contrast. Cloud White (painted on the body here) gives off a warm glow, which both pulls out and contrasts with the warm undertones of Ballet White.
Natural Neutrals
Colors with earthy undertones like Briarwood and Onyx compliment warm brick tones. These varied and versatile hues communicate mood and character as well as any color. From elegant White Down to naturally neutral Briarwood, use these supporting hues as the background canvas for your house.
Green Tones
Use earthy green paint colors highlight a home’s architectural features without being too busy. Even with a high contrast red brick and light mortar base, it conveys a soothing essence that’s in harmony with surrounding nature.
Dark Brown Tones
Reddish based colors like El Cajon Clay and Wenge give a brick house dimensionality. Dark exteriors are trending in popularity because they’re a bold, standout choice. It’s a good option for homeowners who want their house to get noticed.
Desert Colors
If your brick is the traditional, common red, Hale Navy trim can give it a polished look. Many desert colors are considered neutrals by consumers. If you have a lot of architectural wood features, using them can be a good option.
These Benjamin Moore color combos are some of the best on which to base a brick home color scheme. Many bricks have natural specks of gray and beige in them, and mortar often appears greige from a distance. Consider this when you choose which color palette to use.
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