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A soft, low-sheen white that sits quietly against light fascia and trim.

Deep natural green for homes with mature landscaping and darker trim.

A warm mid-brown that reads as neutral against most tile roofs.

Soft cream that blends with older stucco and traditional trim.

Barely-there off-white with a warm cast. Disappears on light elevations.

Warm neutral that vanishes into tan stucco, one of the most-requested in the Valley.

Light warm gray that works where white would be too stark.

Sandy tan matched to desert-toned stucco and travertine.

True mid gray. Clean against white trim and gray-toned roofs.

Bright, high-sheen white for crisp modern trim lines.

Softer bronze that carries warmth without going dark.

Deep barn red, a deliberate accent rather than a blend.

Rich architectural bronze for stone veneer and dark window frames.

Crisp and neutral. The default against white fascia and light trim.

Bright metallic copper finish that holds its shine.

Muted warm gray-taupe that sits between beige and charcoal.

Mid-tone desert beige, a safe match for most Valley stucco.

Gentle off-white with a hint of warmth.

Bare metallic finish with a silvered, slightly reflective face.

Mid brown with a tan cast, matched to wood-look fascia.

Modern dark gray that frames contemporary flat-roof homes.

Deep and stately, matched to stained beams and brown roof tile.

Warm aged ivory for traditional and Santa Barbara elevations.

High-contrast modern profile that anchors metal accents.

Light warm beige, close to a natural sand tone.

Earthy brown that reads soft rather than heavy.

Traditional cream for older Valley homes and warm trim.

Made to sit against Spanish and barrel tile without a visual break.