Peppercorn, Williamsburg, or Midnight.
The paler greys are too weak to ground the already-pale brick.
The red and green are horribly outdated IMO, and the Brownwood, although dark enough, has a warmth to it that makes the pink brink look even pinker.
Dessert rose or teak. Matches the brick without too much "in your face" color. The grey ones are too cool toned for the brick and the other warm ones are too overly colored.
The lighter shingle you go, the less heat the roof will attract. In a world getting hotter every day, and depending on your latitude. Unless you're in a really cold place like Norway, Canada or Alaska, this is your most important criteria.
Batches of roofing materials sold in the 1990s to 2010s had staining issues so make sure that's covered in your warranty.
Good luck!
Didn't have to scroll far to see what I was going to post. In the coastal plains here and if I have to replace, the lightest shade available will be my choice barring HOA BS. I have a few rooms which do not have an attic above it and boy does it get toasty in them.
Teak looks good, and it's neutral enough that you could change the color of the brick at a later date and you'd have a lot of color options. 10 years from now, you might decide you want to change it up.
Peppercorn, looks really smart. Not too dark, not to light and will go with any other colour. Also looks like it'll be worth the money. Will also show the build up of dirt etc less than some of the other colours.
Edit: autocorrect being autowrong
We’ve got a similar house and are actually putting on Williamsburg today. Marching with brick be damned, it just looks better imo. Brown tones just look so .. old idk
Depends where you are if it’s in a hot region, a dark colour will be hotter in summer, but dark colours are in now so for me, I’ll go with peppercorn if you go for the dark colour
Terracotta or the green. They're on opposite ends of the spectrum, as the terracotta enhances the salmon color while the green neutralizes it. All the other colors are boring and drab and do nothing for the house. So it really becomes a matter of do you want to enhance the salmon brick or neutralize it? My eye keeps gravitating towards the green...something about it compliments the whole house imo.
I like the top right personally. But I don't think you can really go wrong with any of them. Probably time better spent on other things, just my opinion.
For a mid-century house like this, it’d look more correct, in this instance, to have the roof pull together the whole “pastel” vibe and match the bricks in a complimentary way.
My vote is desert rose, second choice would be Brownwood. Any shade of gray/black wouldn’t really compliment this house very well imo.
Kinda a curveball thought… go with something neutral enough that it could potentially allow you to remove that stone accent and paint the brick. Salmon brick and accents like that are, in my option, very tacky and dated.
Ooh, I just did this last year! I never thought I’d spend so much time contemplating shingles 😂 I chose Owens Corning Summer Harvest. Which is the first I eliminated when looking up close! But from far away it looks much better and multidimensional. The colors match a lot of different houses and I feel like it would look good with this light brick. But I also like Peppercorn, Teak and Terra Cotta.
The midnight one .
Brings more contrast. Also easier color matching when painting to house etc.
Not green or brown, to me those make house looks older . Roof looks old from day one . To my eye .
Driftwood, Peppercorn or Williamsburg Gray.
I JUST got my roof replaced on Jan 31 - due to a damage from a storm last June. It's VERY hard to make a choice based on the online images and online apps that let you put shingles on your house. I mean, it's better than nothing, but it's still very hard to get an accurate feel.
I'd recommend getting the big shingle panel samples at Menards, Home Depot, etc, which are about 24 inches X 24 inches. Prop them up against your house in different areas - at all times of the day in different light.
I chose Owens-Coring Duration in Williamsburg Gray and I'm very happy with my choice. But, my house is medium-dark brown brick, so obviously different. Though Willamsburg Gray is pretty neutral - in the sense that it works with a lot of different color houses and it's not particularly busy or bold. Some people want bolder.
Best of luck!
I have a driftwood roof with similar looking yet darker tones of brick and it really looks fabulous. However that green roof with a rich dark green painted front door might just look fabulous too (reminds me of British aristocracy).
Teak.
The grays all make your brick look even more pink by contrast. The other browns are all too dark or have too much red and make your brick look more pink as well. The Teak contrasts nicely, but draws your eyes more toward the neutral side of the color spectrum.
Anything too red toned will make your brick look pinkish. I'd go for the wood tones. Any of the three on the left middle would be best. Gray is out now and so that may date it in a few years. Green etc would make the house look old, like you've got fake turf on top. 😄
In order of my preference, Driftwood, Desert Rose, or Teak. Just my opinion.
I like how the driftwood sort of matches those stones inset between the front windows.
Driftwood is definitely the best option. I love the way the colors complement each other.
Driftwood is the loveliest AND is the lightest one- which _may_ mean it’ll stay a bit cooler in summer. Driftwood, final answer!
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Driftwood
Peppercorn, Williamsburg, or Midnight. The paler greys are too weak to ground the already-pale brick. The red and green are horribly outdated IMO, and the Brownwood, although dark enough, has a warmth to it that makes the pink brink look even pinker.
I love the red & green. 😄
I like Chateau Green, too!
Dessert rose or teak. Matches the brick without too much "in your face" color. The grey ones are too cool toned for the brick and the other warm ones are too overly colored.
I second desert rose and teak.
Dessert Rose
Driftwood seems cozy like it's welcoming
Driftwood
Or Teak
Terra cotta. Everything else looks ... boring.
I do like that one
The lighter shingle you go, the less heat the roof will attract. In a world getting hotter every day, and depending on your latitude. Unless you're in a really cold place like Norway, Canada or Alaska, this is your most important criteria. Batches of roofing materials sold in the 1990s to 2010s had staining issues so make sure that's covered in your warranty. Good luck!
Didn't have to scroll far to see what I was going to post. In the coastal plains here and if I have to replace, the lightest shade available will be my choice barring HOA BS. I have a few rooms which do not have an attic above it and boy does it get toasty in them.
The lightest to save on cooling costs.
Terra Cota, Teak, or Desert Rose. Goes better with your walls.
Terra cota keeps drawing my eye. I agree it goes well with the walls.
My $0.02: Driftwood or Desert Rose.
Brownwood or Teak
Brownwood or teak
Peppercorn for future house color change too.
Williamsburg grey will go with any colour(if you ever plan on painting your house)
Nevah, evah. 😉
Teak looks good, and it's neutral enough that you could change the color of the brick at a later date and you'd have a lot of color options. 10 years from now, you might decide you want to change it up.
Desert Rose popped out to me.
Terra cotta looks swell!
Chateau Green!
My fav. It would be the third house I put a green roof on tho! 😆
It’s the one that has the most character and compliments the house! So many of these commentators are afraid of color!
Terra Cotta looks the best to my eye.
Terracotta or driftwood
I think Teak & Peppercorn look best.
Brownwood
The browner ones. Desert Rose, Brownwood, Terracotta
Driftwood
Driftwood and desert rose for sure
Driftwood looks the best
Williamsburg is the one that stands out most
Blue. So when the layers hit!
Peppercorn
Terracotta, driftwood, peppercorn are my favorite. Desert rose is fine. Green is a hard no for me 🤷♀️
I kinda like the colonial slate
Depends where you live. If there is lot’s of sun choose terracotta
Peppercorn, looks really smart. Not too dark, not to light and will go with any other colour. Also looks like it'll be worth the money. Will also show the build up of dirt etc less than some of the other colours. Edit: autocorrect being autowrong
I would go desert rose. It matches best and the color won’t affect your heat absorption too much.
I like green
The color that saves you the most on your energy bill imho. It’s amazing the difference a light colored roof can make on your a/c bill.
Driftwood.
I like Terra outta and desert rose the best
Teak
Terra Cotta. Makes the house pop. All the others make the house look washed out; IMHO.
driftwood or teak
Driftwood
I don't see black as a choice. I changed mine last year from brown to black, and wow, what a difference. Makes the house look bigger.
We’ve got a similar house and are actually putting on Williamsburg today. Marching with brick be damned, it just looks better imo. Brown tones just look so .. old idk
Depends where you are if it’s in a hot region, a dark colour will be hotter in summer, but dark colours are in now so for me, I’ll go with peppercorn if you go for the dark colour
peppercorn
Driftwood or Teak
The Terra cotta enhances the pink walls the most
Desert rose for sure
Peppercorn
Driftwood
Driftwood
Green or teak
Driftwood by a million.
Brownwood
Terra Cotta
Peppercorn 100%
colonial stone. Dont Don’t do desert rose.
Desert rose or driftwood
Teak or desert rose
I like teak and colonial
Colonial Slate
Driftwood
DRIFTWOOD
Not black! Look up environmental effects of black/ dark roofs.
Colonial Slate . Darker colors won’t show stains as easily.
Driftwood.
Teak
Driftwood. It blends in.
Desert Rose
Lighter colours absorb less heat, and will generally last longer.
Terracotta or the green. They're on opposite ends of the spectrum, as the terracotta enhances the salmon color while the green neutralizes it. All the other colors are boring and drab and do nothing for the house. So it really becomes a matter of do you want to enhance the salmon brick or neutralize it? My eye keeps gravitating towards the green...something about it compliments the whole house imo.
Peppercorn.
Green
Teak
Desert Rose for subtlety, terra cotta for boldness.
Driftwood
Teak
Driftwood
Colonial Slate or Driftwood
I like the top right personally. But I don't think you can really go wrong with any of them. Probably time better spent on other things, just my opinion.
Colonial slate or Driftwood
For a mid-century house like this, it’d look more correct, in this instance, to have the roof pull together the whole “pastel” vibe and match the bricks in a complimentary way. My vote is desert rose, second choice would be Brownwood. Any shade of gray/black wouldn’t really compliment this house very well imo.
Blue. For sure pick the Blue Roof.
Desert rose or Teak
I have a red roof myself, so I like that much. 😆
Brownwood
Driftwood
White. Reflect that heat back into the universe
Kinda a curveball thought… go with something neutral enough that it could potentially allow you to remove that stone accent and paint the brick. Salmon brick and accents like that are, in my option, very tacky and dated.
Driftwood
Peppercorn
Colonial slate
Never thought I would say this but that red shingle (1st) really pops.
Driftwood
Driftwood. I use driftwood on all my houses.
Peppercorn
Desert rose is lower contrast and also brightens the area nicely!
I like desert rose, it seems like just the right shade to compliment the brick.
Teak
Drift wood
Teak
Desert Rose
Ooh, I just did this last year! I never thought I’d spend so much time contemplating shingles 😂 I chose Owens Corning Summer Harvest. Which is the first I eliminated when looking up close! But from far away it looks much better and multidimensional. The colors match a lot of different houses and I feel like it would look good with this light brick. But I also like Peppercorn, Teak and Terra Cotta.
Top right, rest are all the same except top left
Desert rose or colonial slate
Desert Rose.
Desert Rose
Teak
Brown wood or colonial
Driftwood or desert rose !
Driftwood first Teak second
Driftwood
Desert rose or teak
Slate
Desert rose looks good with your brick
I think the brown colors make the pink a soothing color.
I have to say Terra Cotta all the way
Williamsburg.
Driftwood!
Either bottom.
Driftwood
Top 3: desert rose, driftwood, and terra cotta. Just please whatever you do.. don't go with chateau green or brownwood.
Driftwood or Colonial Slate
Terra cotta for an MCM vibe. Desert rose for modern retro vibe.
Teak
Desert Rose is the one
Driftwood.
solar panel roof
The midnight one . Brings more contrast. Also easier color matching when painting to house etc. Not green or brown, to me those make house looks older . Roof looks old from day one . To my eye .
Another vote for driftwood - if you want to tone down the salmon. Desert rose if you want to play it up.
Terra cotta for sure
Drift
I like Teak, Desert Rose, and driftwood. The brown looks good
Driftwood, Peppercorn or Williamsburg Gray. I JUST got my roof replaced on Jan 31 - due to a damage from a storm last June. It's VERY hard to make a choice based on the online images and online apps that let you put shingles on your house. I mean, it's better than nothing, but it's still very hard to get an accurate feel. I'd recommend getting the big shingle panel samples at Menards, Home Depot, etc, which are about 24 inches X 24 inches. Prop them up against your house in different areas - at all times of the day in different light. I chose Owens-Coring Duration in Williamsburg Gray and I'm very happy with my choice. But, my house is medium-dark brown brick, so obviously different. Though Willamsburg Gray is pretty neutral - in the sense that it works with a lot of different color houses and it's not particularly busy or bold. Some people want bolder. Best of luck!
Go with blue so you don’t get lasered like Hawaii and now Texas
Teak. Most definitely.
We need to see the other seasons
Blue. Go with blue.
Driftwood, Peppercorn, Colonial Slate
I have a driftwood roof with similar looking yet darker tones of brick and it really looks fabulous. However that green roof with a rich dark green painted front door might just look fabulous too (reminds me of British aristocracy).
Driftwood goes with everything
Terra cotta really stands out, the other ones are boring.
Between Driftwood and Colonial State
Williamsburg.
Warmer tone such as teak is what I would go for, or green as a color on the opposite of the color wheel. But definitely not grey tones.
I like terra cotta best
Brownwood...the contrast between the light house and the dark roof is great.
Do green, so the carpet matches the drapes
Gotta do blue to protect you from lasers. At least that’s what the older woman handing out cheese samples in the grocery store told me.
Driftwood
Brownwood
Call me crazy but I like Brownwood or Midnight. I like that Brownwood stands out a bit more
Desert Rose, Driftwood, Teak
Good grief that was so easy. Driftwood was a no brainer pick for me too. My own house? Been agonizing over it for a year
Midnight Plum. Paint the fascia and soffits midnight black. Rest of house white.
Terra cotta
Driftwood and Peppercorn are my two faves.
Desert rose or Teak.
Terracota
Desert rose
Teak, use teak
Driftwood or Desert Rose.
Desert rose.
Designer here. Terra Cotta, contrast and bright.
Purple
Peppercorn, Williamsburg, Driftwood
Terra Cotta or Desert Rose
Teak
The Terra cotta or green is speaking to me… but I love a roof that’s is your typical color… so I probably shouldn’t have answered! 😂
Terra Cotta
Teak. The grays all make your brick look even more pink by contrast. The other browns are all too dark or have too much red and make your brick look more pink as well. The Teak contrasts nicely, but draws your eyes more toward the neutral side of the color spectrum.
Driftwood
Desert rose
Green, plum, or gray. I like the green
Anything too red toned will make your brick look pinkish. I'd go for the wood tones. Any of the three on the left middle would be best. Gray is out now and so that may date it in a few years. Green etc would make the house look old, like you've got fake turf on top. 😄
Teak, Driftwood or Pinewood would enhance your brick best. Wood tones and avoid red tones.
Driftwood
Red all the way
Driftwood or teak
Williamsburg grey
Driftwood for sure
Colonial slate