White House Black Roof Red Door

A row of modern townhouses white blue and yellow.

White house black roof red door.

Consider the cornices on this house above the windows and near the roof. These repeated touches of dark red unify the three houses. There are lots of ways to get ideas and of course there are some standard or classic combinations that you should consider such as a black or gray roof with a white house or a black or slate gray roof with a red brick house color combination. As we see in previous post of white house with black trim that how beautifully white color accept its opposite color and glow more than with any other combination.

White pops up as window sashes to bring dimension and brightness to the facade. Rustic charm muted green siding provides a soft backdrop to oak shutters and a wood front door allowing this tudor style cabin to blend seamlessly with the lush rolling. The porch columns and gable details on the gold colored house are painted taupe like the house next door. The eaves and other architectural details on all three houses are painted similar russet hues.

See more ideas about house exterior white house black shutters black shutters. Almost white home with broad porch and a red door. White house red roof and black window shutters beautiful house with exterior black shutters modern designs. The colors do not clash because each house borrows at least one color from its neighbor.

These homeowners have chosen a safe color scheme with a dark door and slight red accent on the door frame. You should also consider the pattern and texture of your shingles as well as the color. Soft but bright yellow house with red brick chimney and veranda with intricate white railing in a suburb. Black shutters frame the windows.

With its clean white siding and striking apple red shutters and front door this charming north california home looks like it was pulled straight from a country farm. The home has white trim and red shingle roof. The spicy red highlights the roof peak outlines windows accents the front door and defines the porch trim. A white contrast is an obvious choice against the gray exterior but what if the owner invested in a sharper darker contrasting storm window frame.