6. Two-Tone Contrasts
Combining two exterior paint colors can add depth and emphasize architectural details. For example, pairing a light base color with a darker trim creates a bold contrast.
- Best For: Victorian, Craftsman, and modern designs.
- Why It Works: Enhances unique features such as gables, shutters, and porches.
- Accent Colors: Light beige with dark gray trim, or white with navy shutters.
- Tip: Keep one color dominant and use the second as an accent to avoid overwhelming the design.
