Red Brick House With Light Grey Roof

Gray black darker shades of brown and some softer shades of green think celadon or grayish green can all look lovely with a red brick or similar home.

Red brick house with light grey roof.

House is a craftsman style in the country. Red bricks and white bricks tend to look much better with grey shingles than some other shades of brick. Although we prefer a dark roof color on a red brick house light roofs work too. If your house is red or white brick and you plan to use grey shingles on your roof add black or grey shutters and a black or grey door to tie the whole thing together.

Amazingly something like this can cause the building to look more prominent. This home was built in 1930 and contains 4 bedrooms 3 25 bathrooms and 3 968 sq. This simple palette works best with more traditional style homes but can work well with some modern styles as well. If the entire house is painted red off setting the color with shutters and a front door in a blackish shade of gray is elegant but eye catching.

Above is a spectacular red brick tudor style house with turret on a lush property. A more intense red like cherry will stand out on a house with light and dark gray bricks and a charcoal gray roof. New large suburban red brick home with arched windows side garage grey shingles and gardens in the front yard. No neighbor house colors to consider.

This light gray asphalt shingle by gaf is a nice choice. Something like this can make the red color of the brick pops. If all white is a bit too much you can also go with another light neutral like cream or soft beige with a crisp white trim for a little more contrast. As long as the shade is lighter than the brick you still get some contrast.

As an example you can take a look at the picture of a two story traditional red brick house above. Red bricks look good with grey shingles. Uhd shingles are an architectural series shingle that mimics the look of real wood shingles.