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Brownwood
Dark warm brown shingles with prominent black, brown and orange granules.
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Browse official roofing colors and styles before you commit.
Explore Owens Corning and GAF lines with official manufacturer swatches so homeowners can compare real color families, texture, and curb appeal in one place.
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Owens CorningDuration
Best for homeowners who want a classic dimensional look with bold contrast and balanced granule movement.
Design read
Start with the line that fits your home style, then compare the swatches for tone, granule movement, and how much visual contrast you want from the street.
9 official colors in this line
How to use this page
- • Compare color families side by side before your quote call.
- • Look for blends that complement siding, trim, and masonry.
- • Save your favorites so we can narrow them down on your actual home.
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Desert Rose
Dark warm brown shingles with prominent golden buff, red-brown, and gray granules.
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Driftwood
Neutral weathered blend with layered taupe, gray, and soft brown movement.
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Estate Gray
Cool gray shingle blend with defined charcoal contrast and crisp depth.
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Onyx Black
Deep black shingle blend with sharp shadow lines and bold contrast.
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Sierra Gray
Medium gray field softened by darker granules for a balanced finish.
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Slatestone Gray
Layered slate-inspired gray blend with cooler undertones and strong depth.
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Teak
Warm wood-toned blend with natural brown and earthy shadowing.
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Williamsburg Gray
Historic cool-gray blend with subtle blue undertones and dimensional texture.
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Design guidance
Make the roof work with the whole exterior.
Cooler grays and blues feel sharper and more modern. Warmer browns soften stone and beige siding. Designer blends add more movement when you want the roof to feel intentional, not generic.