Meet Our Most Popular House Siding Colors
Jul 13, 2025
Homeowners Love These Seamless Polymer Siding Options
Congratulations on deciding to upgrade your home exterior with new siding! You’ve made an important decision that involved considering house siding prices and your goals for your home, and now it’s time to have fun with it.
For many people, the best part of getting new siding for your house is choosing your colors. Will you stick with similar shades to what you have right now, or will you shake things up with an all-new hue that brings you joy?
Continental Siding is proud to offer 14 siding colors and 23 trim colors that you can mix-and-match until you find the perfect combination for your home. Need some inspiration? Let’s take a look at the house siding colors that are most popular with homeowners in Kansas, Missouri, Oklahoma, and northwest Arkansas.
In-Demand House Siding Colors
Consider these popular colors when choosing siding for your house. During your estimate, one of our friendly siding specialists will show you these color samples and more, so you can choose the hues that best suit your home. If you haven’t yet, call NOW for a FREE estimate from Continental Siding.
Powder Blue
Don’t think of it as baby blue; our powder blue seamless polymer siding is more of a subdued, welcoming blue that makes you feel peaceful when you look at it.
In terms of color science, blue is associated with calmness, serenity, and trust. This particular shade is soothing and tranquil, so you can set the tone for all the visitors you welcome into your home.
Prefer blue as more of an accent color? Pair a neutral house siding hue with trim in wedgewood blue, denim blue, or powder blue.
Spring Green
Reconnect with nature with spring green seamless polymer siding! Its sage undertones bring about feelings of tranquility, balance, growth, and harmony.
Positively cute on ranches and Cape Cod-style houses, our spring green siding also looks right at home on split-levels, Victorians, and bungalows.
If you’re planning to stick with neutral siding colors, but want a muted accent, our spring green trim does the trick.
Shadow Gray
Gray siding for houses has surged in popularity over the last decade or so, because it’s a versatile neutral with timeless appeal. Although all-gray home interiors are on their way out, gray home exteriors aren’t.
Gray shades work well with almost any architectural style and fit cohesively into nearly all neighborhoods in our service area. At Continental Siding, shadow gray, a medium neutral gray, is one of our most popular house siding colors for that reason.
If our shadow gray is too dark for your liking, try our harbor gray, a lighter, more misty shade.
White
White is perhaps the most long-standing popular color for siding for houses, with a renewed burst during the modern farmhouse style movement.
Like shades of gray, white siding is timeless, contemporary, and vintage all at once. It has universal appeal, so it’s hard to go wrong when you choose white house siding.
If white siding feels a little bland to you, jazz it up with colorful trim, such as our bronze matte trim, for a more modern take.
Linen
A warm off-white shade, linen house siding is the perfect marriage between classic white with more modern grays. Simultaneously cozy and elegant, linen is an ideal neutral hue.
If you’re considering a contemporary color-washed exterior, linen is the right shade for the job. It also looks charming and almost cottage-like with our spring green trim, making it one of our most versatile house siding colors.
Canyon Sand
One of our cooler tans, canyon sand is laid back, but elegant; relaxed, but elevated. It looks stunning on colonials or houses that blend a mix of architectural styles, like those popularized in the 1990s. On ranches or split-levels, canyon sand feels ageless and appealing.
If you’re looking for a warmer house siding color, consider our frontier blend or Missouri suede.
Trim Colors
During your in-home estimate, our friendly siding specialist will also show you samples of siding trim colors, so you can see your options side-by-side. Click here to get your FREE estimate.
Wedgewood Blue
Jasperware was one of the most important contributions to ceramic arts, inspiring similar shades of blue in home decor for decades following its popularity. Considered a signature blue shade, Wedgewood blue is a soft blue-gray color, making it look sophisticated and serene. As house trim, it doesn’t steal the show from your primary siding color, but it is a powerful, elegant accent.
Harbor Gray or Shadow Gray
Both of these gray shades complement most house siding colors. Both work equally well with light siding colors, but harbor gray is a paler tone that won’t overshadow white siding.
Black
Bold and classic, black trim looks great on gray or white homes. It nicely frames out your house, so it stands out without feeling over the top.
Coastal Sage
A pale green, coastal sage pairs well with linen siding for a casual, yet elegant look. A popular color in design and home decor, sage is calming and nature-inspired.
Denim Blue
Our denim blue trim is a dusty dark blue that looks elegant but lived-in. Like your favorite pair of jeans, denim blue feels familiar, welcoming, and comforting.
Choose Your House Siding Colors During Your In-Home Estimate
Excited to see your color options in person and to learn more about seamless polymer siding from Continental Siding? Click or call NOW to schedule your free estimate.
We’ll send a friendly siding specialist to your home to answer your questions, let you see and touch samples of our siding and trim, and give you a down-to-the-penny house siding price estimate, so there are no surprises during or after installation.
When you get to choose from almost 300 beautiful siding and trim color combinations, you can create a design that helps you LOVE YOUR HOME!
Our employees have their favorite colors, too. Want to see which one comes out on top? Check out our video and see if your pick matches theirs!
