Mastic almond trim, Mastic Scottish Thistle light green siding and CertainTeed Landmark Weathered wood Roofing in Downs IL
This Normal IL Ranch home has light green siding, cameo trim, and weathered wood roof. The light colored stone adds a nice texture.
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This Normal IL has green siding and shutters, white vertical siding and trim.
Green siding and green shakes are combined with dark brown trim, dark brown garage door on this Normal IL house.
Sometimes a lighter green siding can appear darker if paired with dark brown trim and a darker roof
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This craftsman style house uses faux cedar shakes and light green siding to keep the woodsy nature of this Normal IL home.
Light colored stone looks great with light green siding and light green shakes. The cream trim coupled with the white carriage style garage door completes this Normal IL home’s look
Scottish Thistle is a light green siding made by Mastic. This light green siding can look subdued if paired with dark accents or can appear more intense if placed next to lighter colors.
If you are interested in a darker shade for your green siding, check out Quiet Willow.
Scottish Thistle almost looks like a green’gray in some pictures I see. Is it sort of a green-gray mix or is it noticeably green?
I think it depends on what you pair it with. Some trim colors make the green look a little gray. If you look just at Scottish Thistle by itself, it looks only green.
Do you know what color the stone is in the last picture on the bottom right?
Thank you!
Could you please tell me what color stone is in the last picture? The bottom right?
Hi Elizabeth! Thanks for your interest, but since we do not install stone we do not have those records. You could take the photo into your contractor to see if they can help you track it down.
Hi I am having my sided with the Scottish thistle and would like to know good light colors to use for the shutters and front door.
oopps I meant for it to read having my house sided with the Scottish thistle and would like to know good light colors to use for the shutters and front door.
Hi Audrey, White, Cameo, Pebblestone Clay, Wicker, Linen are just a few of the great accent colors you can pair with Scottish Thistle!
Do you have any photos, perhaps, of Quiet Willow siding on the home and Scottish Thistle cedar shake in the gables or dormers?
I’m sorry we do not.
I am putting Scottish Thistle on my small Cape Cod bungalow I do not like white or light cream colors trying to make dirt less noticeable as an accent (trim, soffit area and around the windows) what would you recommend for a smaller house? I will be removing the shutters. Door color to accent also. Thanks Stephanie
Ps: I want a sudden pop
Hi Stephanie,
A Mastic’s Bronze, Musket Brown, or Terra Bronze might be what you are looking for. Many homeowners have paired those as accent colors to Quiet Willow and it looks lovely! Since Scottish Thistle is lighter than Quiet Willow, those colors would create more of a contrast (while hiding dirt) and giving you the pop you are looking for!
Bronze and brown for the soffit and trim ?
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