Exterior Hues: When it comes time to clad your home, it's important to consider what parts of your exterior are sticking around—the roof color, brick or stone accents, a chimney, that interesting door. Because of this, you'll want to select ColorPlus® hues that complement the existing exterior elements.
After all, James Hardie siding—known for its long-lasting durability, character and warranty protection—will be sticking around a while, like the other enduring elements of your home's exterior.
Tin roof spotlight. This beautiful home's tin roof is a focal point. With HardiePlank® lap siding in Evening Blue and HardieTrim® boards in Arctic White, the unique tin choice truly stands out.
Emphasize brick or stone. This suburban home is clad in straight edge James Hardie HardieShingle® siding in Autumn Tan with HardieTrim boards in Arctic White. The palette pairs perfectly with the home's neutral-toned stone accents and entryway wall.
Highlight an original chimney. The choice of HardiePlank lap siding in Mountain Sage complements this home's natural surroundings and draws attention to the home's original brick chimney. The HardieTrim boards in clean Arctic White make the earthy tone feel modern and the brick chimney feel classic, a design-envy inducing dichotomy.
Emphasize a unique door. This beautiful two-flat is clad in HardiePlank lap siding in Boothbay Blue with a standout yellow door. The door hue and design grabs your attention and leads the eye up the stairs to the welcoming entryway.
From the first year James Hardie siding is installed on your home, to many years later, the beauty of James Hardie siding is unrivaled. Because it's created to stand up to the demands of nature, James Hardie siding stays beautiful longer, reducing the time and cost of maintenance. Other siding materials, can resist expansion and contraction, retaining finish adhesion over time. And with ColorPlus Technology, a baked-on color option, you get vibrant color and a long-lasting, beautiful exterior.