Mastic Siding Colors: Carvedwood 44 and Quest Color Names

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These are the Mastic vinyl siding color names in Mastic's brochures for its Carvedwood 44 and Quest lines, in the groups Mastic uses. 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 house with faded cream vinyl siding, white trimBefore
The same house with medium gray siding; the white trim, the red brick, the black roof and the lawn keptAfter
Example 1 (prompt 1 below; the before is an AI-drawn stand-in house, not a real photo): the faded cream siding became a medium gray. The white trim, the red brick on the lower front, the black roof, the windows, the door and the lawn stayed, and we did not spot other changes at this size. The gray is the model's guess at plain color words; it is not Mastic Harbor Grey or any named color. We ran the request once.
AI-drawn stand-in of a cape cod house with old white vinyl siding, white trim, two dormers and a dark brown shingle roofBefore
The same cape cod with light tan clay siding on the walls and the dormers; the white trim, the brown roof and the lawn keptAfter
Example 2 (prompt 2 below; the before is an AI-drawn stand-in house, not a real photo): the white siding became a light warm tan, on the walls and on the dormer faces too, which are sided as well. The white trim, the brown roof, the windows, the door and the lawn stayed. We did not spot other changes at this size. The tan is the model's guess; it is not Mastic Pebblestone Clay. We ran the request once.

Not affiliated with Mastic. 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 Mastic's Carvedwood 44 brochure (dated 12/23), which matches its product page, and its Quest brochure (dated 08/24). Mastic is part of Ply Gem, within Cornerstone Building Brands. Mastic's brochures note that printed colors are not exact. We show no product photos.

Our two example houses are not Mastic 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.

Carvedwood 44 colors (40)

Light: Almond, Cameo, Classic Cream, Colonial Yellow, Desert Sand, Linen, Sage, Sandtone, Silver Grey, Tuscan Olive, Victorian Grey, Wicker and White.

Classic: Corn Silk, Everest, Harbor Grey, Pebblestone Clay and Scottish Thistle.

Deep: Autumn Harvest, Bayou, Brunswick, Deep Granite, English Wedgewood, Lakeshore Fern, Misty Shadow, Modern Iron, Montana Suede, Quiet Willow, Rugged Canyon, Russet Red and Vintage Dublin.

SolarDefense, Mastic's darkest group: Alpine Forest, Brandy Wood, Deep Cavern, Natural Slate, Newport Bay, Red Brick, Rock Harbor, Whispering Timber and Woodland Retreat.

Quest colors (34)

Light and Classic: the same 18 names as Carvedwood 44.

Premium Deep: Autumn Harvest, Deep Granite, English Wedgewood, Lakeshore Fern, Misty Shadow, Montana Suede, Portsmouth Blue, Quiet Willow, Rugged Canyon and Russet Red.

Premium Cedar: American Walnut, Cape Cod Grey, Glacier Blue, Natural Cedar, Timberstone and Woodland Green.

The Quest web page shortens some cedar names, and a 2025 Mastic lookbook gives a different premium count from the brochure, so check the current list with a dealer.

Mastic, Variform and Ply Gem

Mastic and Variform are both brands of Ply Gem. Some Variform names echo Mastic's, such as Bayou, Deep Brunswick, Old Dublin and Wedgewood, but they are separate products, so do not assume two similar names are the same color.

Light, medium or dark siding?

Mastic's own groups do the first step for you: Light (White, Linen, Silver Grey, Sage), Classic (Harbor Grey, Pebblestone Clay, Everest), Deep (English Wedgewood, Lakeshore Fern, Modern Iron) and the darkest SolarDefense group (Natural Slate, Deep Cavern, Alpine Forest). Start with what you cannot change, the roof, the brick and the windows, then pick a group. 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

  1. Narrow it down online, then see the color for real. Mastic's brochures note that printed colors are not exact, so ask your dealer for a real siding sample.
  2. Look at an installed house in daylight. Siding on a whole wall usually reads lighter and brighter than a small sample in your hand.
  3. Check availability. Not every color is offered in every Mastic line, so ask a dealer about the line and profile you want.
  4. 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 Mastic colors.

  • Cream to medium gray. Example 1 keeps the red brick, so you can judge how a gray sits next to brick you cannot change.
  • White to light tan. Example 2 shows a soft, light color on a cape cod, with the dormers changed too.

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 gray vinyl lap siding

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

Prompt 2: light warm tan clay vinyl lap siding

Replace only the siding with new vinyl lap siding in a light warm tan clay color. Keep the white trim, the dormers, 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.

  • Mastic, Carvedwood 44 brochure (12/23): https://www.plygem.com/mastic/wp-content/uploads/shared/Widen%20Assets/Literature%20Library/Mastic-Carvedwood44-Brochure.pdf, and product page: https://www.plygem.com/mastic/siding/vinyl-siding/carvedwood-44/. Mastic makes and sells siding.
  • Mastic, Quest brochure (08/24): https://www.plygem.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/08/MAS24_Quest-Brochure_0824_WEB.pdf

Who this is for

Owners getting new vinyl siding who have a Mastic 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 siding colors, Alside siding colors, exterior trim colors and the siding visualizer.

Frequently asked questions

What colors does Mastic Carvedwood 44 come in?

Mastic's Carvedwood 44 brochure lists 40 colors in four groups: Light, Classic, Deep and SolarDefense. See the full lists above.

What is SolarDefense?

It is Mastic's name for its darkest group of colors in Carvedwood 44, such as Natural Slate, Deep Cavern and Alpine Forest. Ask a dealer what it means for warranty and use on your house.

What colors does Mastic Quest come in?

The Quest brochure lists 34 colors: the same 18 Light and Classic names as Carvedwood 44, plus Premium Deep and Premium Cedar groups.

Is Mastic the same as Ply Gem?

Mastic is a Ply Gem brand, within Cornerstone Building Brands. Variform is another Ply Gem brand with its own color names.

Is the siding in the pictures a real Mastic color?

No. The two examples were made by an AI model from plain color words. They are not Mastic products and do not match any named color. Not affiliated with Mastic. 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.

Is this tool free, and do I need an account?

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