CertainTeed Siding Colors: Monogram and MainStreet Color Names

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These are the CertainTeed vinyl siding color names in its 2025 color pocket guide, for the Monogram and MainStreet lines, grouped the way the guide groups them. Pick a direction, then try a light, medium or dark siding color on a photo of your own house.

Vinyl siding colors

Before and after examples

Example images are AI-generated: both the sample houses and their redesigns. Results change from render to render, so treat them as concepts, not exact product matches.

AI-drawn stand-in of a two-story colonial house with faded beige vinyl siding, white trim — Example 1 (prompt 1 below; the before is an AI-drawn stand-in house, not a real photo): the faded beige siding became a medium blue. The white trim, the red front door, the white portico, the dark roof, the shrubs and the lawn stayed, and we did not spot other changes at this size. The blue is the model's guess at the words in the prompt; it is not CertainTeed Pacific Blue or any named color. We ran the request once.

The same colonial with medium blue siding; the white trim, the red door, the portico, the roof and the lawn kept — Example 1 (prompt 1 below; the before is an AI-drawn stand-in house, not a real photo): the faded beige siding became a medium blue. The white trim, the red front door, the white portico, the dark roof, the shrubs and the lawn stayed, and we did not spot other changes at this size. The blue is the model's guess at the words in the prompt; it is not CertainTeed Pacific Blue or any named color. We ran the request once.

AI-drawn stand-in of a one-story ranch house with old light yellow vinyl siding, white trim — Example 2 (prompt 2 below; the before is an AI-drawn stand-in house, not a real photo): the light yellow siding became a deep spruce green. The white trim, the white front door, the brown roof, the windows and the patchy lawn stayed. We did not spot other changes at this size. The green is the model's guess at plain color words; it is not CertainTeed Spruce. We ran the request once.

The same ranch with deep green siding; the white trim, the white door, the brown roof and the lawn kept — Example 2 (prompt 2 below; the before is an AI-drawn stand-in house, not a real photo): the light yellow siding became a deep spruce green. The white trim, the white front door, the brown roof, the windows and the patchy lawn stayed. We did not spot other changes at this size. The green is the model's guess at plain color words; it is not CertainTeed Spruce. We ran the request once.

Not affiliated with CertainTeed. Colours are AI approximations; check real samples before you buy.

How to use this list

These are color names, not pictures of the product. The names below come from CertainTeed's 2025 siding color pocket guide (dated 01/25), a copy filed with the City of Detroit. We read the groups from the PDF's layout, so a Deluxe mark may be off for a color or two; check with a dealer. The guide itself says printed colors are not exact. We show no product photos.

Our two example houses are not CertainTeed colors. They were made by an AI model from plain color words. They help you judge a light, medium or dark siding color on a house, not a named product. We did not find sales data on which colors sell most, so this list is not a ranking.

Monogram colors (40)

Premium blends: Arbor, Weathered, Frontier, Natural, Driftwood, Cedar and Rustic Blend.

Deluxe colors: Brownstone, Melrose, Autumn Red, Tuxedo, Slate, Espresso, Sable Brown, Sparrow, Spruce, Olive Grove, Forest, Midnight Blue, Pacific Blue, Flagstone and Charcoal Gray.

Standard colors: Deep Mineral, Wedgewood Blue, Smoky Gray, Castle Stone, Granite Gray, Graystone, Sterling Gray, Oxford Blue, Seagrass, Cypress, Herringbone, Sandstone Beige, Desert Tan, Weathered Wood, Natural Clay, Savannah Wicker, Heritage Cream and Colonial White. (We could not read whether Deep Mineral is marked Deluxe.)

Monogram XL, the wider-profile version, has its own shorter list of 17 colors in the same guide.

MainStreet colors (25)

Deluxe colors: Autumn Red, Sable Brown, Spruce, Forest, Pacific Blue, Wedgewood Blue and Charcoal Gray. Flagstone may also be marked Deluxe.

Standard colors: Castle Stone, Granite Gray, Graystone, Sterling Gray, Oxford Blue, Seagrass, Cypress, Herringbone, Sandstone Beige, Desert Tan, Weathered Wood, Natural Clay, Savannah Wicker, Heritage Cream, Autumn Yellow, Snow and Colonial White.

Monogram or MainStreet?

Many names appear in both lines, so a color such as Sterling Gray or Pacific Blue is offered in both. Monogram is the line with the longer list and the Premium wood-tone blends. Ask a dealer which line a quote is for, because the product, not only the color, changes the price.

Light, medium or dark siding?

Going by the names, CertainTeed's lists run from whites and creams (Colonial White, Snow, Heritage Cream) through grays (Sterling Gray, Granite Gray, Graystone) and blues (Pacific Blue, Wedgewood Blue, Midnight Blue) to deep greens and darks (Spruce, Forest, Charcoal Gray, Tuxedo). Start with what you cannot change, the roof, the brick and the windows, then pick the siding. For more on this step, see roof and siding color combinations, siding and trim color combinations and exterior colors with white windows.

How to check a color before you order

Narrow it down online, then see the color for real. CertainTeed's guide notes that printed colors are not exact, so ask your dealer for a real siding sample.
Look at an installed house in daylight. Siding on a whole wall usually reads lighter and brighter than a small sample in your hand.
Check availability. Ask a dealer whether a color is stocked in the line and profile you want, since Monogram, Monogram XL and MainStreet lists differ.
Preview the depth on your house. Upload a photo in the tool at the top of this page, or use the siding visualizer, to compare a light, medium and dark siding color before you pick a named one.

Two examples, and what the AI changed

The examples were run directly on an image model, not through the tool above, so your results will look different. The live tool may use a different model and settings from the ones we used (we used 4 processing steps). The siding colors are the model's reading of plain color words, not CertainTeed colors.

Beige to medium blue. Example 1 keeps every white part and the red door, which is what makes a blue colonial read well.
Yellow to deep green. Example 2 shows a dark color on a small ranch with white trim kept, a common choice on the lists above.

The exact prompts behind the examples

These are the edit prompts, word for word. Change the color words and the list of what stays to suit your house.

Prompt 1: medium blue vinyl lap siding

Replace only the siding with new vinyl lap siding in a medium blue. Keep the white trim, the dark roof, the windows, the front door, the lawn, the sky and the camera angle exactly the same

Prompt 2: deep spruce green vinyl lap siding

Replace only the siding with new vinyl lap siding in a deep spruce green. Keep the white trim, the brown roof, the windows, the front door, the lawn, the sky and the camera angle exactly the same

Sources

We opened these pages and paraphrased them; none of their images are used. Color names are as shown on these pages.

CertainTeed, Siding Color Pocket Guide (© 01/25, code 04-08-31-US-EN), a copy filed with the City of Detroit: https://detroitmi.gov/sites/detroitmi.localhost/files/hdc-submitted-materials/2025-04/siding-color-pocket-guide-04-08-31-US-EN-2305-crop.pdf. CertainTeed makes and sells siding.

Who this is for

Owners getting new vinyl siding who have a CertainTeed color list from a dealer and want the names in one place, and who want to see a light, medium or dark siding color on their own house first.

More siding color ideas

See siding colors, vinyl siding colors, James Hardie siding colors, CertainTeed shingle colors, Mastic siding colors, Alside siding colors, exterior trim colors and the siding visualizer.

Frequently asked questions

What colors does CertainTeed Monogram come in?

CertainTeed's 2025 pocket guide lists 40 Monogram colors: 7 Premium wood-tone blends, a group of Deluxe colors such as Spruce, Pacific Blue and Charcoal Gray, and Standard colors such as Colonial White, Sterling Gray and Desert Tan. See the full lists above.

What colors does CertainTeed MainStreet come in?

The same guide lists 25 MainStreet colors, from Colonial White and Snow to Pacific Blue, Forest and Charcoal Gray. Many are shared with Monogram.

What is the difference between Standard, Deluxe and Premium?

They are CertainTeed's own groups in the guide. The Premium blends are wood-tone colors and the Deluxe group holds many of the deeper colors. Ask a dealer how each group is priced where you live.

Are CertainTeed siding colors the same as its roof colors?

No. CertainTeed sells siding and shingles with separate color lists. For the roof side, see our CertainTeed shingle colors page.

Is the siding in the pictures a real CertainTeed color?

No. The two examples were made by an AI model from plain color words. They are not CertainTeed products and do not match any named color. Not affiliated with CertainTeed. Colours are AI approximations; check real samples before you buy.

Can I see a new siding color on my own house?

Yes. Upload a photo of your house in the tool at the top of this page, describe the siding color in plain words and list what must stay the same, such as the trim, the roof and the brick. Use it to compare light, medium and dark siding, then check real samples.

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