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- Dark exterior colors can create a sophisticated contrast when paired with lighter hues.
- Warm neutrals can lend a hand curate a softer and more natural look.
- Designers recommend thinking about other exterior features like wood and stone accents.
When deciding to paint the exterior of your home, you have multiple factors to consider: the escalate in curb appeal, the style and type of house you live in, and the kind of statement you would like to make, to name a few. With so many options to choose from, you may wonder the best place to start.
Choosing your exterior paint color is a personal choice, but looking at trends can inspire or give us an idea of what designers and homeowners alike are leaning toward. We spoke to a few designers to get their perspective on which exterior paint colors we will likely see more in 2025. Keep reading to see which five colors made the list.
Deep Blue
Design by Micah Abbananto/Photography by KTM Interiors
Deeper shades of blue are sure to be an exterior color of choice for 2025, according to designer Micah Abbananto, founder and principal designer of Micah&Co
Along with shades of green and toasty neutrals, Abbananto says blues are taking over because they add depth and personality while still feeling timeless. Blue is often linked to feelings of placid, peace, and tranquility and can work well with wood accents or toasty stone, giving plenty of versatility.
For the above house, Abbananto says she mixed blue and black paint to give a affluent hue that made the house pop.
- Hale Navy by Benjamin Moore
- Charcoal Blue by Sherwin-Williams
- Sea Serpent by Sherwin-Williams
Warm Neutrals
Kate Marker Interiors
While neutrals are always a solid and consistent choice for homes, our designers are noticing a preference for warmer varieties this year.
“White houses have been overdone, and let’s be forthright, people are ready for something different,” Abbananto says.
Of course, shades of white may still be in the rotation, but warmer versions will be preferable over stark white. Other hues in this family, such as beige, cream, and taupe, are also expected to make more appearances in 2025.
“These colors create a toasty and inviting look that many people associate with elegance,” Evelina Juzėnaitė, principal interior designer at Planner 5D, says. “With these colors, architecture looks softer and more natural.”
- Accessible Beige by Sherwin-Williams
- Revere Pewter by Benjamin Moore
- Shorebird by Dutch Boy Paint
Dark Charcoal
Hannah Tyler Interior Design
While certainly on the bolder end of the spectrum, designers pointed toward charcoal gray as another color to expect. According to Artem Kropovinsky, interior designer and founder of Arsight Studio, this hue is ideal for creating a contemporary and sophisticated exterior design.
“[Charcoal colors] bring powerful contrast that deepens the appearance of lighter elements and natural surfaces,” Kropovinsky says.
For homes with lighter features to showcase, but don’t want to commit to an entirely black aesthetic, obscure charcoal is an ideal color choice to strike the perfect balance.
- Iron Ore by Sherwin-Williams
- Carbon by Behr
- Kendall Charcoal by Benjamin Moore
Green
Siri Stafford/Getty Images
Shades of green as an exterior color are on the rise this year as well.
“Nature-inspired greens are emerging as up-to-date choices because they give a relaxed and invigorating sense of natural elements,” Kropovinsky says.
Earthy tones such as olive, sage, and forest can go exceptionally well with homes surrounded by greenery or wooded areas. Kropovinsky notes that greens also complement wood and stone elements that may be present.
- Evergreen Fog by Sherwin-Williams
- Saybrook Sage by Benjamin Moore
- Laurel Tree by Behr
Black
Kate Marker Interiors
While considered a bolder and potentially controversial choice, designers foresee black as an exterior color that will gain more traction in 2025.
“[Black houses] are still gaining popularity. Not a completely obscure house yet, but a combination of obscure with another color,” Juzėnaitė says.
A black house with white trim, for example, can create an compelling contrast and make a statement without being too dreary.
While some may hesitate to commit to black as a house color, Juzėnaitė insists that the draw to these hues is less about choosing a dramatic hue and more about going for up-to-date and bold aesthetics.
- Wrought Iron by Benjamin Moore
- Blacktop by Benjamin Moore
- Black Magic by Sherwin-Williams
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- Dark exterior colors can create a sophisticated contrast when paired with lighter hues.
- Warm neutrals can lend a hand curate a softer and more natural look.
- Designers recommend thinking about other exterior features like wood and stone accents.
When deciding to paint the exterior of your home, you have multiple factors to consider: the escalate in curb appeal, the style and type of house you live in, and the kind of statement you would like to make, to name a few. With so many options to choose from, you may wonder the best place to start.
Choosing your exterior paint color is a personal choice, but looking at trends can inspire or give us an idea of what designers and homeowners alike are leaning toward. We spoke to a few designers to get their perspective on which exterior paint colors we will likely see more in 2025. Keep reading to see which five colors made the list.
Deep Blue
Design by Micah Abbananto/Photography by KTM Interiors
Deeper shades of blue are sure to be an exterior color of choice for 2025, according to designer Micah Abbananto, founder and principal designer of Micah&Co
Along with shades of green and toasty neutrals, Abbananto says blues are taking over because they add depth and personality while still feeling timeless. Blue is often linked to feelings of placid, peace, and tranquility and can work well with wood accents or toasty stone, giving plenty of versatility.
For the above house, Abbananto says she mixed blue and black paint to give a affluent hue that made the house pop.
- Hale Navy by Benjamin Moore
- Charcoal Blue by Sherwin-Williams
- Sea Serpent by Sherwin-Williams
Warm Neutrals
Kate Marker Interiors
While neutrals are always a solid and consistent choice for homes, our designers are noticing a preference for warmer varieties this year.
“White houses have been overdone, and let’s be forthright, people are ready for something different,” Abbananto says.
Of course, shades of white may still be in the rotation, but warmer versions will be preferable over stark white. Other hues in this family, such as beige, cream, and taupe, are also expected to make more appearances in 2025.
“These colors create a toasty and inviting look that many people associate with elegance,” Evelina Juzėnaitė, principal interior designer at Planner 5D, says. “With these colors, architecture looks softer and more natural.”
- Accessible Beige by Sherwin-Williams
- Revere Pewter by Benjamin Moore
- Shorebird by Dutch Boy Paint
Dark Charcoal
Hannah Tyler Interior Design
While certainly on the bolder end of the spectrum, designers pointed toward charcoal gray as another color to expect. According to Artem Kropovinsky, interior designer and founder of Arsight Studio, this hue is ideal for creating a contemporary and sophisticated exterior design.
“[Charcoal colors] bring powerful contrast that deepens the appearance of lighter elements and natural surfaces,” Kropovinsky says.
For homes with lighter features to showcase, but don’t want to commit to an entirely black aesthetic, obscure charcoal is an ideal color choice to strike the perfect balance.
- Iron Ore by Sherwin-Williams
- Carbon by Behr
- Kendall Charcoal by Benjamin Moore
Green
Siri Stafford/Getty Images
Shades of green as an exterior color are on the rise this year as well.
“Nature-inspired greens are emerging as up-to-date choices because they give a relaxed and invigorating sense of natural elements,” Kropovinsky says.
Earthy tones such as olive, sage, and forest can go exceptionally well with homes surrounded by greenery or wooded areas. Kropovinsky notes that greens also complement wood and stone elements that may be present.
- Evergreen Fog by Sherwin-Williams
- Saybrook Sage by Benjamin Moore
- Laurel Tree by Behr
Black
Kate Marker Interiors
While considered a bolder and potentially controversial choice, designers foresee black as an exterior color that will gain more traction in 2025.
“[Black houses] are still gaining popularity. Not a completely obscure house yet, but a combination of obscure with another color,” Juzėnaitė says.
A black house with white trim, for example, can create an compelling contrast and make a statement without being too dreary.
While some may hesitate to commit to black as a house color, Juzėnaitė insists that the draw to these hues is less about choosing a dramatic hue and more about going for up-to-date and bold aesthetics.
- Wrought Iron by Benjamin Moore
- Blacktop by Benjamin Moore
- Black Magic by Sherwin-Williams
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- Dark exterior colors can create a sophisticated contrast when paired with lighter hues.
- Warm neutrals can lend a hand curate a softer and more natural look.
- Designers recommend thinking about other exterior features like wood and stone accents.
When deciding to paint the exterior of your home, you have multiple factors to consider: the escalate in curb appeal, the style and type of house you live in, and the kind of statement you would like to make, to name a few. With so many options to choose from, you may wonder the best place to start.
Choosing your exterior paint color is a personal choice, but looking at trends can inspire or give us an idea of what designers and homeowners alike are leaning toward. We spoke to a few designers to get their perspective on which exterior paint colors we will likely see more in 2025. Keep reading to see which five colors made the list.
Deep Blue
Design by Micah Abbananto/Photography by KTM Interiors
Deeper shades of blue are sure to be an exterior color of choice for 2025, according to designer Micah Abbananto, founder and principal designer of Micah&Co
Along with shades of green and toasty neutrals, Abbananto says blues are taking over because they add depth and personality while still feeling timeless. Blue is often linked to feelings of placid, peace, and tranquility and can work well with wood accents or toasty stone, giving plenty of versatility.
For the above house, Abbananto says she mixed blue and black paint to give a affluent hue that made the house pop.
- Hale Navy by Benjamin Moore
- Charcoal Blue by Sherwin-Williams
- Sea Serpent by Sherwin-Williams
Warm Neutrals
Kate Marker Interiors
While neutrals are always a solid and consistent choice for homes, our designers are noticing a preference for warmer varieties this year.
“White houses have been overdone, and let’s be forthright, people are ready for something different,” Abbananto says.
Of course, shades of white may still be in the rotation, but warmer versions will be preferable over stark white. Other hues in this family, such as beige, cream, and taupe, are also expected to make more appearances in 2025.
“These colors create a toasty and inviting look that many people associate with elegance,” Evelina Juzėnaitė, principal interior designer at Planner 5D, says. “With these colors, architecture looks softer and more natural.”
- Accessible Beige by Sherwin-Williams
- Revere Pewter by Benjamin Moore
- Shorebird by Dutch Boy Paint
Dark Charcoal
Hannah Tyler Interior Design
While certainly on the bolder end of the spectrum, designers pointed toward charcoal gray as another color to expect. According to Artem Kropovinsky, interior designer and founder of Arsight Studio, this hue is ideal for creating a contemporary and sophisticated exterior design.
“[Charcoal colors] bring powerful contrast that deepens the appearance of lighter elements and natural surfaces,” Kropovinsky says.
For homes with lighter features to showcase, but don’t want to commit to an entirely black aesthetic, obscure charcoal is an ideal color choice to strike the perfect balance.
- Iron Ore by Sherwin-Williams
- Carbon by Behr
- Kendall Charcoal by Benjamin Moore
Green
Siri Stafford/Getty Images
Shades of green as an exterior color are on the rise this year as well.
“Nature-inspired greens are emerging as up-to-date choices because they give a relaxed and invigorating sense of natural elements,” Kropovinsky says.
Earthy tones such as olive, sage, and forest can go exceptionally well with homes surrounded by greenery or wooded areas. Kropovinsky notes that greens also complement wood and stone elements that may be present.
- Evergreen Fog by Sherwin-Williams
- Saybrook Sage by Benjamin Moore
- Laurel Tree by Behr
Black
Kate Marker Interiors
While considered a bolder and potentially controversial choice, designers foresee black as an exterior color that will gain more traction in 2025.
“[Black houses] are still gaining popularity. Not a completely obscure house yet, but a combination of obscure with another color,” Juzėnaitė says.
A black house with white trim, for example, can create an compelling contrast and make a statement without being too dreary.
While some may hesitate to commit to black as a house color, Juzėnaitė insists that the draw to these hues is less about choosing a dramatic hue and more about going for up-to-date and bold aesthetics.
- Wrought Iron by Benjamin Moore
- Blacktop by Benjamin Moore
- Black Magic by Sherwin-Williams
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