White brick looks best with black or charcoal trim, soft gray accents and a bold front door. Match any white trim to the brick's own white so they don't clash. Inside, warm grays and sage keep a white brick wall from feeling cold.
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Use the same white as the brick, or go dark with Tricorn Black for crisp contrast.
Black, navy-charcoal, sage or natural wood doors all look great with white brick.
Coventry Gray or Evening Dove add definition without overpowering the facade.
Pair a white brick accent wall with Colonnade Gray walls and black or wood accents.
Black or dark charcoal trim is the most popular for contrast. If you want a soft look, match the trim to the brick's white.
Black, navy, sage, deep green and natural wood all look great. Pick one that ties into your roof and shutters.
Snowbound and Chantilly Lace are popular; Snowbound is softer, Chantilly Lace crisper. Always use a breathable masonry paint for exterior brick.
Yes. Warm greige works for soft contrast, and cooler mid-grays work for shutters or garage doors.
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