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Oyster
DEC748 Whole Wheat
DE6124 Pebble Walk
DE6277 Deep Brown
DE6077 Bay Salt
DET642 Smoke & Ash
DET514 Reclaimed Wood
DET625 Black
DEA002 Shaggy Barked
DEC771 Shaker Gray
DE6231 Pueblo White
DET675 Gunsmoke
DET510 The Blues
DE5859 Warm White
DEW380 Le Corbusier Crush
DET421 Edge of Black
DE6349 Wooden Peg
DE6215 Pigeon Gray
DE6214 White Picket Fence
DET648 Espresso Macchiato
DET680 Porous Stone
DE6220 Swiss Coffee
DEW341 Red Contrast
DEA106 Dark Engine
DE6350 Verona Beach
DE6135 Tan Plan
DE6137 Mission Trail
DE6223 Wild Mustang
DEA161 Stonish Beige
DEC716 Rich Mocha
DEA159 Pearl White
DEW328 Novelty Navy
DE6335 Colorado Trail
DE6117 Mission White
DET673 Wild Bill Brown
DET688 Cowboy Trails
DET689 Terracotta Sand
DE6136 Day Lily
DEW317 Wild Horses
DET683 Prairie Clay
DET450 With the Grain
DET668 Gunnysack
DET674 Maple Brown Sugar
DET639 Tawny Owl
DET640 High Noon
DEC743 Cedar Chest
DE6112 Cream Washed
DE6149 Dark Pewter
DE6314 Kraft Paper
DE6109 Pale Wheat
DE6106 Chic Brick
DE6104 Burns Cave
DE6098 Lucky Clover
DEA130 Castlerock
DE6375 Desert Gray
DEC760 Cottage White
DEW318 Rock 'n' Oak
DE6209 Brown Eyes
DE5265 Modern Ivory
DE6197 Sahara
DEC747 Stone Creek
DE6278 Tuscan Mosaic
DE6208 Sorrel Felt
DET624 Metal Fringe
DET626 Renwick Brown
DET630 Barnwood Gray
DET620 Igloo
DEW379 Palomino Pony
DET621 Celluloid
DET619 Bison Beige
DEC750 Bone
DEC765 Equinox
DET616 Pasadena Rose
DET429 Portobello Mushroom
DET622 En Plein Air
DET623 Black Walnut
DE6063
DEC748 Whole Wheat
DE6124 Pebble Walk
DE6277 Deep Brown
DE6077 Bay Salt
DET642 Smoke & Ash
DET514 Reclaimed Wood
DET625 Black
DEA002 Shaggy Barked
DEC771 Shaker Gray
DE6231 Pueblo White
DET675 Gunsmoke
DET510 The Blues
DE5859 Warm White
DEW380 Le Corbusier Crush
DET421 Edge of Black
DE6349 Wooden Peg
DE6215 Pigeon Gray
DE6214 White Picket Fence
DET648 Espresso Macchiato
DET680 Porous Stone
DE6220 Swiss Coffee
DEW341 Red Contrast
DEA106 Dark Engine
DE6350 Verona Beach
DE6135 Tan Plan
DE6137 Mission Trail
DE6223 Wild Mustang
DEA161 Stonish Beige
DEC716 Rich Mocha
DEA159 Pearl White
DEW328 Novelty Navy
DE6335 Colorado Trail
DE6117 Mission White
DET673 Wild Bill Brown
DET688 Cowboy Trails
DET689 Terracotta Sand
DE6136 Day Lily
DEW317 Wild Horses
DET683 Prairie Clay
DET450 With the Grain
DET668 Gunnysack
DET674 Maple Brown Sugar
DET639 Tawny Owl
DET640 High Noon
DEC743 Cedar Chest
DE6112 Cream Washed
DE6149 Dark Pewter
DE6314 Kraft Paper
DE6109 Pale Wheat
DE6106 Chic Brick
DE6104 Burns Cave
DE6098 Lucky Clover
DEA130 Castlerock
DE6375 Desert Gray
DEC760 Cottage White
DEW318 Rock 'n' Oak
DE6209 Brown Eyes
DE5265 Modern Ivory
DE6197 Sahara
DEC747 Stone Creek
DE6278 Tuscan Mosaic
DE6208 Sorrel Felt
DET624 Metal Fringe
DET626 Renwick Brown
DET630 Barnwood Gray
DET620 Igloo
DEW379 Palomino Pony
DET621 Celluloid
DET619 Bison Beige
DEC750 Bone
DEC765 Equinox
DET616 Pasadena Rose
DET429 Portobello Mushroom
DET622 En Plein Air
DET623 Black Walnut
DE6063
These are some of the top exterior color combinations from Perfect Palette.® They beautify and protect the finest homes throughout the Southwest. Use them for inspiration as you choose the perfect color to express your vision.

Things to Consider When Painting Exteriors
- If you like the current color of a wall, trim or accent, use it as a starting point and pick complementary colors.
- If you have a distinct style of home, research traditional color schemes. They can provide time-tested ideas for colors that work well.
- Use the color of your home’s brick, siding, stone and roof to provide cues when selecting color. Pick colors that complement these features.
- Choose a color scheme that blends with the neighborhood. If you belong to a homeowners’ association, check to see if there are any color restrictions.
- Because colors may appear different depending on the time of day, paint a section of the house where wall, trim and accent colors can be viewed together. Then check them throughout the day to see how they look.
- To highlight architectural details, such as shutters and columns, choose a color that contrasts with the wall of the house. For example, if the wall of your house is a light color, choose a darker color.
- You can minimize attention to unattractive elements, such as downspouts, air conditioning units, vents and gutters, by painting them the same color as the wall of the house or by choosing a trim color that is a similar shade.
- Find inspiration in your own backyard. Touring your neighborhood is a great way to get ideas for colors that will work with your home.