While neutrals, earth tones and soft colors such as browns, beiges, grays and whites are common favorites throughout the country selecting the right shades makes all the difference. When choosing colors make sure to consider the home itself, its surroundings and location.

If you are not undertaking a complete exterior remodel you should consider the colors of your roof, brick, mortar, stone facade or other features that are not changing. You'll want to choose colors that complement these elements for your siding and trim. Otherwise, you may end up with colors that clash rather than harmonize with one another.

The architectural style of your home also plays a large role in your color scheme. Neutrals and soft hues often work well for traditional homes such as colonial, Tudor, and Craftsman. Victorian homes, as I'm sure you've seen, can be more adventurous while staying in character. Mediterranean style homes often boast pastels or even some bolder color choices for a stronger statement.

Lighter Siding with rich, dark accents

Tried and true Beige color siding with gray and brown accents

A soft, sunny yellow siding with grey and Shell accents

Color may appear different on monitors. Please visit your local Rollex distributor to see colors in person.