Discover the perfect pairing for your home's siding with Trex® Go-Togethers, where our design team selects the ideal deck boards to complement various architectural styles, ensuring a cohesive and stylish exterior.
Designing and building a deck is an investment, and you want yours to suit your style — but it also needs to work with the rest of your home. The last thing you want is a deck that clashes with your home’s siding. If you want a cohesive visual style that will impress your guests, these two essential aspects of your outdoor space — your house and deck color combination — need to align.
But how do you know what deck color to pick? Luckily, the experts at Trex have put together a list of Trex decking and siding color pairings to suit any home.
Stone houses offer a natural feel and varied texture that add visual interest — while versatile enough to work with a variety of decking color palette options. It’s hard to find a deck that doesn’t look great against a quarried palette of grey, taupe, and caramel.
Difficult as it was, our stylists chose two frontrunner deck colors to make this house and deck color combination sing:
Vinyl is one of the most popular sidings for new homes in the U.S., and it’s easy to understand why. Vinyl is a durable, low-maintenance material that keeps both heating and cooling costs down.
For homes with horizontal vinyl panels in a classic tan, our design team recommends these two Trex decking shades:
Dating back to Colonial times, shakes have a handsomely rugged and rustic appearance that recalls summers spent on New England shores. This classically outdoorsy, beachy siding style creates a homey feel without sacrificing visual appeal. Accentuating this style of siding requires a decking style that plays off your shakers without overpowering them.
To complement their old-Americana patina, our design team recommends sampling two Trex color options:
From the sweeping center hall colonials of Charleston to the charming craftsman bungalows of Portland, brick homes of every size and style have endless curbside appeal. Not only is brick a clean, natural material, but it also absorbs sound and resists fire, serving as a terrific form-meets-function choice.
To tease out its range of burnished red and brown shades, our design team recommends these Trex decking options to complement your brick home:
Close your eyes and imagine the sprawling ranchers of Southern California and O’Keefe’s Southwest; a sunny stucco likely springs to mind. This distinct siding is a favorite around the world, but finding a complementary decking color may require some outside-the-box thinking.
When considering the type of deck that would work well with stucco’s painterly, midcentury allure, our design team went with:
Did any of these house and deck color combinations catch your eye? Or maybe we’ve piqued your interest in Trex’s deck colors, but you’re curious about Trex’s other offerings. Either way, ordering samples of Trex decking is a great way to narrow your selection and find the perfect house and deck color combination for your home.
This content was partially or fully generated by AI and has been reviewed by our team to ensure accuracy and relevance.