Is Grey Siding Right For My Home?



Here is a misconception we need to deal with right away: gray is boring.

This may not be the first shade you think of when trying to add some artistic flair to the exterior of your home, but it should be. You can actually use gray incredibly well as either your primary color, or as a perfect accent; Particularly dark grey siding.

Don’t believe us? Keep reading.

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Our granite rustic is the darkest of the dark grey sidings that we offer.


It’s highly in demand because, despite its simplistic demeanor, it’s incredibly versatile in the stylish ways you can use it. It’s somehow a perfect choice if you’re going for a “homey” or rustic look, or if you’re after a more modern and chic look.

It looks perfect whether it’s surrounded by reclaimed wood barn doors and window shutters, or more industrial looking stainless steel. It’s used everywhere from cottages to condo buildings.

The most popular color combinations we see include:

  • Using it as a primary color on your siding, with pearl gray trim and country red accents
  • Using it as a primary color, with white trim and classic granite accents
  • Using it as a primary color, with deep black trim and gray rustic accents


This shade of gray is popular among people who want more versatility and a more flattering appearance than using a standard deep black.

It’s been described as a “smoky “gray, with just a hint of underlying blue tones. It’s also available in both horizontal and vertical siding types.

We’ve worked with a number of customers that have had great success completely revamping the exterior of their home with this shade. Many were looking to sell or flip their homes. The end result was such a drastic and striking change that they didn’t want to move, but it boosted their curb appeal and help them quickly close the deal.

See What Dark Grey Can Do For Your Home

At KWP, we don’t believe you should have to sacrifice style for sustainability. Our success comes from exceeding our customers’ expectations, while providing them with the most environmentally responsible products.

Want to see more? Check our look books right now for inspiration.

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