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Color Lookbook COLOR LOOKBOOK DOOR & WINDOW COLOR LOOKBOOK STANDARD & TRENDING a fresh outlook Color trends are always changing. ProVia’s color palette Trending colors have been denoted by a paint droplet ( ) has been completely refreshed to give you even more throughout this Lookbook. color options for your entry doors, vinyl windows, patio As you browse through this reimagined collection, we doors and storm doors. hope you find something that inspires you to get creative All of our traditional hues have been categorized and with your own home! Color swatches are available new “trending” colors have been added, creating three through your ProVia dealer/distributor. very distinct color palettes to suite your taste: Natural Happy trend setting! Instincts, Freshly Picked and Stately Shades. By popular request, Nightfall, a dark gray, is now part of the traditional offering, making seventeen total standard colors. And, if you’re in the market for something unique, any one of our eleven “trending” colors elevates the mix to give you even more possibilities. table of contents NATURAL INSTINCTS ............4-5 snow mist café cream chateau sandstone tudor brown clay sterling gray nightfall rustic bronze coal black sandpiper beige primrose yellow FRESHLY PICKED ................ 8-13 hibiscus robin egg plum avocado blueberry STATELY SHADES ...............16-22 clover moss forest green geneva blue enzian blue deep blue vallis red mountain berry cabernet goldenrod burnt orange denotes trending color 3 natural instincts If you love the great outdoors, the simple life, or clean lines, the natural instincts palette may be right for you. Choose from several colors to complement your unique style. For the traditionalist, neutral colors pair well with everything; from the siding, stone or brick on the exterior of your home, to the natural wood floors, white walls or the simplistic look of a finished interior. Choosing one of these shades will surely make you feel at ease, knowing your doors and windows showcase versa- tile beauty throughout your home. snow mist café cream primrose yellow chateau sandpiper beige sandstone clay tudor brown sterling gray nightfall rustic bronze coal black Always refer to our color selector for accurate color representation. 4 nightfall Dark gray is the new black. A great base for introducing pops of bolder colors and adds contrast against lighter gray hues. MOUNTAIN BERRY EVEREST SIDING ACCENT ERIE DRY STACK 5 6 7 freshly picked Take a moment to pleasure in your surroundings...the smell of the ocean, the beauty of fresh-picked flowers, or the delight of sun-ripened fruit. The freshly picked palette is perfectly suited for those who appreciate the simpler things in life. Whether you live seaside, in a cozy, wood-surrounded cottage, or an uptown neighborhood where you want to stand apart from the rest, this palette is defined by those one-of-a-kind shades that spark visual impact. hibiscus robin egg plum avocado blueberry trending color Always refer to our color selector for accurate color representation 8 hibiscus Soft and subtle. Creates a focal point when paired with a natural color palette consisting of creams and tans. CANYON SIDING SAND ACCENT SANDUSKY SHORE LIMESTONE 9 robin egg Bright, fresh and airy. Looks great with a blend of light and dark gray hues. WHITE SIDING BASALT ACCENT TUNDRA EDGE CUT™ 10 plum A muted yet courageous choice. Pairs well with various combinations of grays and earth tones. STONE SIDING WHITE ACCENT NIAGARA TERRA CUT™ 11 avocado A refreshing blend of yellow and green. Looks great against both dark and natural tones for a serene hint of color. NIGHTFALL SIDING LINEN ACCENT FLINTRIDGE TERRA CUT™ 12 blueberry Bold, yet subtle. Pairs well with a blend of browns, tans and grays. STONE SIDING CANYON ACCENT RUSHMORE LEDGESTONE 13 14 15 stately shades You are an adventurer, you live for a sense of excitement, and you’re just daring enough to go bold with your home’s style. Choosing one of the colors in the stately shades palette will surely make your home unique. Think “Painted Ladies” in San Francisco, a field full of wildflowers, or even a dramatic front entranceway into a home...the combinations are endless. These shades are perfect for those who want to stand out. clover moss forest green geneva blue enzian blue deep blue vallis red mountain berry cabernet trending color goldenrod burnt orange Always refer to our color selector for accurate color representation 16 clover Stunning shade of green. Pairs well with a dark, natural color palette, and a crisp splash of white. PRAIRIE SIDING MOCHA ACCENT BRINDLE CHISEL CUT™ 17 moss A sense of nature. Moss looks best when mixed with a blend of cream and tan. PUEBLO SIDING PRAIRIE ACCENT SOUTHBRIAR LEDGESTONE 18 deep blue A striking shade of blue. Accents well against natural tones including light and dark grays. GRAY SIDING ANTHRACITE ACCENT SLATE TERRA CUT™ 19 cabernet Rich, bold and full of life. Cabernet complements a variety of color palettes and textures, including brick exteriors. WEATHERED BLEND ALABASTER SIDING ACCENT SEABOARD NATURAL CUT™ 20 goldenrod A simple touch of classic charm. Goldenrod pairs well with a blend of light and dark tones. PEWTER SIDING NIGHTFALL ACCENT WELLINGTON CHISEL CUT™ 21 burnt orange A seasonal look year-round. Burnt orange adds warmth mixed against a dark, natural color palette. PUEBLO SIDING ANTIQUE WHITE ACCENT PENNSYLVANIA FIELDSTONE 22 custom paint colors Still searching for the perfect color? Custom color-matching is also available on Entry Doors, Aeris™ Windows and Patio Doors, Endure™ Windows and Patio Doors (exterior only), Storm Doors and Storm Windows. to order custom paint colors For optimal turnaround, provide your dealer with a Sherwin Williams paint swatch with color name and paint number. Or provide your dealer with any brand paint swatch. May add additional lead time. Three paint swatches required for windows and sliding patio Doors. 23 make a statement with glass Want to make your home stand out? Select from our collection of Decorative, Inspirations™ and Privacy glass, to create a dramatic focal point. ProVia® also offers internal and external grids to add flair to your windows and doors. Decorative Grids Inspirations Privacy For additional styles and options refer to one of our ProVia Door, Window, Inspirations or Decorative Glass Brochures. DOORS INSPIRATIONS ART GLASS ENDURE WINDOWS WINDOW DECORATIVE GLASS GLASS THE COMFORTECH™ WARM EDGE 2020 GLAZING SYSTEM SOLUTION DOORS ENTRY PATIO STORM ™ DECORATIVE GLASS INSPIRATIONS WINDOWS ART GLASS CREATE A FOCAL POINT WITH WINDOWS STUNNING ENERGY EFFICIENCY Entry Systems | Storm Doors | Patio Doors | Windows 24 CREATE YOUR DREAM HOME WITH PROVIA'S EXTERIOR HOME DESIGN TOOLS Find inspiration for the exterior of your home. Download ProVia’s free app for iPad or try the online Visualizer at provia.com/visualizer. PROVIA VISUALIZER PROVIA APP Use ProVia’s Visualizer to change Use the ProVia app to configure doors the colors and styles of your home’s and windows or select from an extensive doors, windows, siding, stone and collection of vinyl siding, manufactured roofing. stone and metal roofing styles. Let your imagination run free with this exterior FEATURES home design tool. Select from a library of Door and Window Configurator existing home styles, choosing one to match yours, or upload a photo of your own home. Vinyl Siding Profiles, Colors and Accessory Accents In a few easy steps, update your siding color, Manufactured Stone Styles, Color Palettes and Grout Options add manufactured stone or metal roofing, give the windows a fresh look or personalize a new Metal Roofing Styles, Colors and Trim Accents entry door. View Videos, Photo Galleries and Catalogs Not sure where to start? Apply one of our pre-selected Designer Collections, then further customize the selections to reflect your own personal style. 25 DESIGNER COLLECTIONS HOME EXTERIOR PORTFOLIO DOORS • WINDOWS • SIDING • STONE • ROOFING 26 Distributed by: DOORS | WINDOWS SIDING | STONE | ROOFING provia.com © 2020 ProVia P-MK-05620-20 | 11/19.
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