Blue-Gray Paint Colors for Split-Level Homes
Blue-gray adds color to a split-level without the commitment of a full blue. These tones read as sophisticated gray with a cool undertone that catches the sky. On a split-level, blue-gray breaks the warm neutral monotony common in suburban neighborhoods.
Magnetic Gray Cool
Magnetic Gray is a blue-tinged medium gray. On a split-level it reads as a refreshing alternative to the greiges that dominate the style.
Foggy Day Slate
Foggy Day sits between blue and gray with a hint of green. It creates a cool, contemporary look that helps split-levels stand out on the block.
Tips for Blue-Gray Split-Level Homes
- Blue-grays shift cooler in shade, which matters on split-levels where the lower level sits in shadow from the upper roof. Test samples in the shadowed areas first.
- Pair blue-gray body colors with warm-toned landscaping (terracotta pots, warm mulch) to prevent the overall look from feeling cold.
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