
Dark brown paint is a versatile and sophisticated choice for home exteriors, offering a rich, earthy tone that can enhance various architectural styles. Whether you’re aiming for a modern, rustic, or traditional look, dark brown can provide a warm and timeless appeal.
Let’s explore how BEHR’s top selling brown, Espresso Beans PPU5-01 paint color works on different parts of the house and its impact on various architectural styles.

When used as the primary color for the house body, dark brown can make a strong statement. It provides a solid, grounded appearance that can make the home stand out.

Using dark brown for the roof, trim, posts and rails can frame the house beautifully, highlighting its architectural details. This approach works particularly well with lighter-colored walls, creating a balanced and visually appealing contrast.

You can also choose lighter accents such as white or cream trim, light-colored roofs, or bright green landscaping elements for a sophisticated look.

For traditional homes, dark brown paint evokes a sense of timeless elegance. It complements classic architectural features and enhances the home’s charm, providing a fresh and updated look.

Espresso Beans can add a sleek and contemporary feel to homes exteriors. When paired with large glass windows and minimalist design elements, it creates a striking contrast that highlights the home’s clean lines and geometric features.

The deep hue can also make this modern prairie style home appear more grounded and substantial. This rich brown also pairs beautifully with natural materials like wood, stone, and brick. These combinations can enhance the home’s earthy and organic feel.

Color drenching involves painting the entire exterior, including walls, trim, and doors, in the same color. Espresso Beans can be an excellent choice for this technique, creating a cohesive and dramatic look. It can make the house appear more unified and sophisticated.

For more inspiration on how to use Espresso Brown and many other paint shades on your next exterior project, visit BEHR.com
Colorfully yours,
Diana