This Peppercorn and Pure White exterior repaint in Longmont, CO was completed by Foothills Painting for a residential home that needed its entire exterior repainted. The project included painting the main exterior body and trim using two contrasting Sherwin-Williams colors.

The body of the home was painted in Sherwin-Williams Peppercorn SW 7674. The exterior trim was painted in Sherwin-Williams Pure White SW 7005, creating clear contrast between the main surfaces and the trim.

The full exterior house painting project took two days to complete. Using Peppercorn on the body gave the home a darker exterior color, while Pure White helped define the trim and frame the exterior details. The finished color combination gave the home a clean and consistent appearance from one side to the next.

This residential project involved repainting the entire exterior of a home in Longmont, CO. Because the whole exterior was included, the body and trim needed to work together as part of one planned color scheme rather than being treated as separate updates.

Peppercorn SW 7674 was chosen for the main body surfaces. This darker color gave the larger exterior areas a clear and consistent base. Pure White SW 7005 was used on the trim to create contrast and help outline the home’s exterior features.

A two-color exterior repaint requires careful separation between the body and trim. Clean transitions help the trim remain clearly defined against the darker body color. The team moved through the exterior in an organized order so the selected colors stayed in their assigned areas throughout the project.

Completing the entire exterior also prevented older sections from remaining next to newly painted surfaces. The two-day project gave the home a unified body color, clearly defined trim, and an updated exterior appearance.

The finished Peppercorn and Pure White exterior repaint gave this Longmont, CO home a clear two-color design. Peppercorn now covers the main body surfaces, creating a consistent darker base across the included exterior areas.

Pure White was used on the trim to create contrast against the Peppercorn body color. This contrast helped frame the exterior and made the trim more visible instead of allowing it to blend into the darker main surfaces.

Using separate colors for the body and trim also gave each part of the exterior a defined purpose. Peppercorn became the main color across the larger surfaces, while Pure White outlined the trim and broke up the darker color around the home.

Because the entire exterior was repainted, the finished property does not have a mix of older and newly painted body or trim sections. The color placement remains consistent around the included exterior surfaces.

The full project was completed in two days. At the end of the work, the home had a darker Peppercorn body, clean Pure White trim, and a coordinated exterior color scheme from one side of the property to the next.

If you are considering a full exterior repaint for your home, Foothills Painting is ready to help. Our team can paint the exterior body and trim using a color combination that clearly defines each surface and gives the property a consistent finished appearance.

Contact Foothills Painting today at 970-427-2866 to schedule your free estimate for residential exterior painting.