The Importance of Color Matching & Samples
Selecting the right color of cedar siding paint or stain for your home is a pivotal choice. This decision is a chance to infuse your home with personality and lasting visual impact. You can go for a color that complements surrounding foliage, reflects your unique style, or replicates the look of a traditional cabin. Whether you want a solid color paint or a semi-transparent stain that allows the wood’s grain and texture to shine, the most important thing is making sure the final color matches your vision for your home.
That’s why at Cedar Shingles Direct, we offer complimentary samples as well as an extensive color matching program that ensures your shingles meet your exact color specifications. With our state-of-the-art facility, we are able to match any color that you want. When it comes to your home or project, we won’t settle for anything less than perfect.
The Latest in Color
These 6 colors have been in high demand since the start of 2025. We have seen a marked shift towards vibrant and bold colors among our customers.
While bold colors are on the rise, we’re also seeing homeowners explore a wider spectrum overall—including modern twists on classic neutrals. This expanded palette allows for more personalization, whether you’re aiming to stand out or blend seamlessly with natural surroundings.
Keep scrolling to explore popular color themes you can use as inspiration or a starting point for your home or project.
Chesapeake
Cottage Red
Colonial Yellow
Sycamore
Ole Cedar
Pewter
Warm Tones
Warm tones like terracotta, mustard, and burnt orange bring a sense of comfort and are often used in textiles like rugs, cushions, and throws.
Colors to Consider: Indian Corn, Cottage Red, or Terratone
Deep Blues
Deep blues evoke feelings of sophistication and can act as a neutral when decorating. They are often used in living rooms and bedrooms to create a sense of calm.
Colors to Consider: Foothill, Burnt Hickory, or Chesapeake
Monochrome and Greyscale
A monochrome or grayscale palette offers a sleek and modern look. Charcoal grey can serve as an anchor color, allowing for accents in brighter shades.
Colors to Consider: Silverstone, Heritage Gray, or Rocky Mountain
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