Let The Autumn Colors Inspire Your Home Makeover Ideas

Home Makeover Ideas Inspired by Fall


Did you know that most people actually prefer fall as their favorite season? It’s the time of year best known for pumpkin pie, warm colors and vibrant looks. And it’s the perfect season to use as inspiration for your home makeover ideas.
Fortunately, your Engineered Wood Siding comes in a wide variety of designs and colors. So no matter what look you’re going for, engineered wood siding is the siding choice that can get you there.

Here’s How:

Natural or Aged Wood

Contrary to what you may think, you don’t need to buy expensive wood siding to get the warm and inviting feeling that it gives.

Engineered wood siding can actually seamlessly mimic the look of real wooden siding, at a fraction of the cost.

It’s also more durable, without any worries about the splitting or warping of boards, or moisture damage that can cause mold or rot.

Red Colors

This is another way to get a warm and homey look.

Red combines really well with white or grey accents or trim to create a classic and laid back aesthetic. It looks great in any season and on nearly any type of house.

Orange Colors

Orange is in the same vein as red in creating a comfortable and classic look, while still making a unique statement.

It’s amazing how many different places that different shades of orange can take you; from atomic tangerine, to tea rose, to carrot orange.

Yellow Colors

Yellow might be the most underrated and underused colors in exterior design today. It can be so many things. It can be rustic, or modern. Or it can be used to create either a calming or exciting effect.

Complement it with some white or dark accents and you will create something truly special.

Let’s Talk About Your Home Makeover Ideas

Let us show you the most stylish and economical way to decorate the exterior of your home.

Homebuilders in the US have made Engineered Wood Siding the most popular choice for new home builds. Find out why!

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