KWP Siding Color Trends 2019

Looking at remodeling or building this year? Finding the perfect color for your home can be a challenge. At KWP Products, we believe that color has the power to bring your dream home to life. That’s why we take the time to track design trends, shifts in demographics and their impact on architecture. This upcoming year, color trends reflect the current push towards darker, richer shades. Check out the KWP engineered wood siding color trends 2019!

Granite

A brooding cool color, Granite bridges the shades of blue and gray to create this uniquely stylish color. Capturing modern sophistication, this shade instantly makes any home on trend.

Cactus

A deep full-bodied color, Cactus is a unique shade. Combining a dark green with smoky-gray gives this shade depth and dimension. Surround your home in this contemporary color to make it stand out from the rest of the neighborhood.

Granite Rustic

The darkest of our colors, Granite Rustic teeters between the smokiest of grays and a true black. Much more flattering than a standard black with its underlying blue tones, this color demands attention!

Gray Rustic

A beautiful harmonious color, Gray Rustic combines a cool gray with warm undertones to create a soon to be classic shade. This refined color can suit traditional as well as contemporary designs.

Thunder Blue

A stormy tranquil color, Thunder Blue is a mix of marine blue and shadowy grays. Play up the blue hue by mixing it with lighter trims and accents. If you are looking to bring forth the gray tones, we suggest pairing it with darker trims for added drama. This color is full of depth and dimension for you to explore.

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KWP Color Trends 2018

Now that Pantone has released their color of the year: Ultra Violet, 2018 color trends are popping up everywhere from fashion, makeup to interior design as well as exterior home colors. In 2017, colors were subdued and quite neutral such as grays and taupes but this year everything is shifting. We are predicting for 2018 intense, bold colors perhaps mimicking people’s intense lifestyles. So what are the “it” colors for 2018? Check it out. Cedar rustic A pop of color that will draw in the eye. We love combining this shade with darker tones to fully reveal its complexity. Warmth and drama all in one, we love how it stands out against nature’s canvas. Cedar A vivid color that will definitely command attention. This intense shade will enhance your home’s curb appeal, your home will surely not be the wallflower of the neighborhood clad in this color. Granite rustic A bold color in its own right, this almost black color is full of intensity. This shade combines the deepest of grays with wisps of black to create a unique tone that will instantly make your home a trendsetter. Olive Although not as bright as some of our other shades, we believe that this color will be one of most popular ones. Marrying this rich green with earth tones will showcase its full potential . A beautifully organic color choice for any home style. Cactus This one of a kind shade, a combination of dark green with smoky gray, is full of depth and dimension. Its intensity is brought forth by the gray undertones in this color, pairing it with black accessories will further its dramatic flair. We are also predicting that the following neutral colors will remain at the top in 2018: Gray rustic This color is definitely one of our most versatile ones. This gray shade is highlighted by warm undertones, giving it a wonderful traditional touch. Pairing up this color with rich colored accessories will enhance the many brown tones found in this shade. Reveal its gray side by choosing accents in black or darker gray shade. Walnut rustic This color has such profound tones, from light to dark brown, that it can suit any architectural style. A shade that evokes nature itself, it’s no wonder this color is poised to be a standout in 2018. A wonderfully comfortable color, this shade will add warmth to any home. Torrefied brown rustic A deep, rich brown with a glimpse of black. This color is multi-dimensional and will pair nicely with a variety of colors and materials. Not only does this color comb