The facade protects against rain, snow, sunlight and temperature fluctuation and is the most important part of your house's appearance. That is why on the projecting step, they pay much attention to the design, architectural elements, finishing materials and color rate. Color plays also as an important role, as the design of construction and the quality of the material.
Decorative wax for facade stuccos coating
Adhesive primer with quartz extender
Facade stucco with natural stone effect
These days they use facade plasters more often. A facade plaster protects the building against precipitation, water and weather effects, providing a long-lasting coating. Some finishing materials can serve as an insulating material, that lessens the loss of warmth in its turn and increases the energy efficiency of the building.
Facade plaster allows to create various textural effects, imitating stone and other natural materials. It is easy to adapt to the shape of the house and decorate various architectural elements. Besides the paster hides disadvantages and defects on the surface of the base materials. Concerning the colors, the facade plaster can be tinted with pigments, which allows to create almost all kinds of colors and to produce an individual design.
The well-known fact is that facades look better in muted colors, sometimes in colors of medium saturation. In 2024 actual will be natural colors or maximally close to them: blue, green, brown, grey, sandy and alike. We recommend paying attention to "Instagram" colors: they are white coffee and ashy grey. Also, there will be popular monochromic combinations, which means several shades of one color.
The choice of color is based not only on the actual season color rate but also on the style of the house design. For example, using beige, pastel yellow or light-brown shades for a classic style is better. Minimalism in the house style requires a cold color rate, like concrete grey, bluish grey or neutral white. For eco-style and Rustic people choose shades of green (pistachio, mint, oliva) and muted shades of yellow or orange (weed, honey or relaxing shade of cinnamon).