Dark roof shingles with black metal gazebo and accent.
Gray siding with white washed brick.
While limewash is available in a few different shades whitewashing is just classic white.
How to whitewash exterior brick in 3 easy steps.
You may want to try out a few different shades of white or light gray or try different ratios of paint to water.
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Light gray cedar shake siding with natural cedar shake shingles.
Last year we spent a great deal of time trying to spruce up the exterior of our home.
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The painter can also use a wet rag to wipe areas of the paint away allowing a little bit of the natural brick or wood to peek through the whitewash paint.
Acceptable for indoor and outdoor use.
Red brick base with blue stone.
If you prefer a warmer look a cream or beige shade is an ideal alternative.
Continue working your way across and down the fireplace until you get to about the bottom 6 of brick along the floor.
Whether your brick is red pink brown or gray white siding offers a classic look for your exterior.
White columns trim and porch ceilings with a white entry door.
Classic white siding with red brick base and retaining walls.
I did not dab the red and pink bricks at all since we wanted that color completely covered.
Other features of whitewashing include.
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The sage hued brick siding cedar shakes and slate patio tiles mix beautifully with swirled topiaries pine needle mulch and fun flowering window boxes.
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I did this mostly on the white bricks and the dark gray bricks to add depth to the solid gray wash.
Test your whitewash formula on an inconspicuous area of the brick first.