Wooded 1960s brick ranch coordinated with olive-gray siding, bronze windows, and limestone steps (concept image)

A coordinated whole-home palette

Roof, siding, trim, door, and gutter as one decision instead of five.

Exteriors go wrong five percent at a time: a roof chosen against old siding, a door chosen against a roof that changes next year. This study works the other way — one palette, five surfaces, sequenced so each installation locks in a decision already made.

The register is tonal rather than contrasty: a dark roof grounding a warm field, trim and gutters in the same white so the roofline reads as one line, and a single saturated accent reserved for the door.

Bring this direction to your home.

Tell Westmere what caught your eye. We will help you understand what would suit your home and what the change would involve.