Matte Metal Roofing Colors For Houses And Commercial Buildings

The latest trend in architecture is the use of matte metal roofing and siding colors for your house or commercial project. Matte colors have a warm, inviting look that is elegant and not as intense as a glossy finish.

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All of these colors are NOT readily available and/or can be ordered in small quantities. Please inquire within. Minimum orders may apply. Please contact your sales rep for more details. Also, please note, colors represented on this chart may not exactly match actual material. All colors should be verified using actual metal samples.

Matte Regal White

The appearance of a low gloss off white finish. Perfect for roofs that need a white matte finish.

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Matte Sandstone

A light beige color that's mixed with a subtle gray. It's a beautiful earth tone that's lighter than Desert Tan.

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Matte Desert Tan

A dark beige color that's lighter than brown and darker than Sandstone. It blends in well with most architectural features.

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Matte Slate Gray

Our lightest color in a matte gray finish. It's designed to look like the average color of slate stone.

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Matte Musket Gray

Beautiful medium gray color, but in a matte finish for less reflectivity. It's darker than Slate Gray and lighter than Charcoal.

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Matte Zinc Metallic

Matte Zinc Metallic is designed to look like an old gray zinc roof. The look of zinc at the price of metal.

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Matte Patina

Matte Patina is a dark gray color that's slightly lighter than Charcoal Gray. It designed to look like a dark aged metal.

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Matte Charcoal Gray

Matte Charcoal gray is a lighter alternative to a matte black. It's our darkest low gloss gray color.

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Matte Burnished Slate

A matte gray color that has brown undertones. It blends in nicely and complements brown and gray walls.

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Matte Mansard Brown

If you were to close your eyes and envision a brown color it would look like this. It's not too dark or too light.

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Matte Medium Bronze

Matte Medium Bronze is slightly lighter than Burnished Slate and considerably lighter than Dark Bronze.

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Matte Dark Bronze

A dark patina'd bronze color, but in a matte finish for less reflectivity. It's a dark finish that's more subtle than black.

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Matte Midnight Black

Matte Midnight Black has less reflectivity than our standard Matte Black. It's a more muted and subtle shade of black.

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Matte Black

Matte Black is a softer and less drastic color when compared to a high gloss black roof.

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Matte Classic Green

This shade of green has a similar appearance to the leaves of a tree. It blends in nicely with the surrounding nature.

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Matte Colonial Red

A subtle maroon color that complements Spanish style architecture. It's a great alternative to a bright red.

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Matte Orange

A brownish orange color that resembles an orange rust from far but appears more orange as you draw closer.

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Matte Metal Roofing Colors

Frequently Asked Questions About Matte Colors For Metal Roof Panels

At Western States Metal Roofing we receive a lot of questions about matte colors. However, there are really only two questions people ask about the most. Take a look at each one below.

Matte Finishes Vs. Glossy Metal Roofing Colors : What's the Difference?

Matte colors are flat and have less of a glare than your standard glossy metal roofing colors. If you’re looking to increase the curb appeal of your house, then using a dark matte finish can be the perfect solution. A matte finish can be useful when working with black because it can soften the sometimes harsh appearance that black or other dark colors might give off.

A glossy metal roofing color will give off a more dramatic, intense appearance than a matte metal roofing color. You should choose this finish type if you want a roof with a shinier appearance. Consider the aesthetic you’re looking to achieve and keep in mind that many homeowners associations are requiring matte finishes. This is becoming more commonplace because it reduces the glare for all of the neighboring residences.

How Do I Reduce The Glare On My Metal Roof?

Once a metal roof is installed, there is not much that can be done to reduce the glare. However, if you have not yet installed your roof, you can reduce glare by choosing a matte finish for your metal roof. When sunlight hits a matte surface, it scatters in many different directions due to the roughness of the surface. This means that less light is reflected directly back to the viewer, resulting in reduced glare.

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Matte Metal Roofing Colors For Houses And Commercial Buildings

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Matte Metal Roofing Colors

Frequently Asked Questions About Matte Colors For Metal Roof Panels

Matte Finishes Vs. Glossy Metal Roofing Colors : What's the Difference?

How Do I Reduce The Glare On My Metal Roof?

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