For exterior schemes with three colors, try the 60/30/10 rule: Designate 60% of the facade for the dominant color, use a secondary hue for 30%, and paint the remaining 10% in an accent color.

For exterior schemes with three colors, try the 60/30/10 rule: Designate 60% of the facade for the dominant color, use a secondary hue for 30%, and paint the remaining 10% in an accent color.

Paint a brick exterior and window trim white for a clean, minimalist look. Pair with zinc roofing, a gray front door, a white-and-gray awning, and a wall of climbing ivy for a timeless feel.

While black is on the rise, tried and true blue has held up as one of the most popular exterior paint colors. Blues are well-suited to homes with warm elements like exposed brick, which make them ...

Is it ever okay to paint your brick home? Experts weigh in on when it's worth it, what paint to use, and alternatives that ...

An Unexpected Pairing An emerging trend is to paint a home in two hues that normally wouldn’t be found in the same exterior color scheme. For example, try a gray paint on the siding with ...

Monochromatic schemes work for contemporary homes, but a contrasting color that's bright adds just enough pop, like the red above. It's Sherwin-Williams Lusty Red SW 6863.

Consumer Reports highlights the hottest exterior paint colors of 2018 from major paint manufacturers that scored well in CR's extensive tests.

These fixed colors could include the darker flecks of color in your brick, the hue of your roofing shingles or highlight colors in your stonework. Choose a complementary exterior paint color for a ...

I would like to “age” or “distress” the brick, but I can’t find a painting company that knows how to do it. I don’t want to remove all the paint, just some of it to make it look aged ...