Updating Paint Colors Can Make All The Difference Between "Boring" and "Classic."
The trim on this 1970's home was a flat chocolate brown.
A 2010 update took it up a step with a complimentary "Black" in a semi-gloss finish.
The brick is a mustard yellow with some red and black throughout.
Mind you, there is absolutely no chocolate brown in the brick. Obviously, the color was more in line with the 1970's decorative style preference, rather than a proper color choice to bring out the interest and beauty of the brick.
By adding a classic "Black," the trim no longer competes with the brick.
It is clean, contemporary and is a color choice that will remain a "Classic."
The trim on this 1970's home was a flat chocolate brown.
A 2010 update took it up a step with a complimentary "Black" in a semi-gloss finish.
The brick is a mustard yellow with some red and black throughout.
Mind you, there is absolutely no chocolate brown in the brick. Obviously, the color was more in line with the 1970's decorative style preference, rather than a proper color choice to bring out the interest and beauty of the brick.
By adding a classic "Black," the trim no longer competes with the brick.
It is clean, contemporary and is a color choice that will remain a "Classic."
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