COLORBOND Roofing Colours

When choosing a roof colour for your home, it’s important to consider the overall colour theme that you would like to create.

Some popular colour combinations include mixing dark and light greys; browns, creams, and beiges; or traditional pops of colour like green or red.

In addition to choosing your COLORBOND roofing colour, you’ll also need to think about all the other parts that make up your roofing system, including gutters, downpipes, and fascia boards. Some people choose the same colour as their roof for a uniform look, while others opt for a contrasting colour.

Don’t underestimate the effect a beautiful COLORBOND roof will have on the entire look and feel of your home. Your roof is a dominant part of your home, and as such, careful consideration should be made when choosing the colour, shade, and finish.

To create a seamless look across your home and its surroundings, opt for colours that complement each other and are classic and timeless. Look to your neighbours for inspiration and to create a cohesive colour scheme.

If you live in a Heritage or Character home, you might need to get clearance from your local council for colour approvals. Heritage Overlay protection is designed to protect cultural architecture and maintain the look and feel of specific homes across the country. 

If your property is protected by a Heritage Overlay, you may need specific permission and clearance from your council for any roofing works.