9 Stucco Colors for Home Exteriors We Love

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The stucco colors you select for your home can drastically change the look and feel of your exterior. Looking for a bright and airy shade inspired by beachside getaways or a darker color reminiscent of the Tuscan countryside? Keep reading to explore our round-up of the top colors to instantly up-level your stucco home.

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White, single-level stucco house with paint in shade Greek Villa by Sherwin Williams with a wooden garage door and tile roof.

#1 // Greek Villa by Sherwin Williams

Greek Villa by Sherwin Williams is a warm, white shade ideal for making your exterior pop. When used on stucco, this off-white shade offers your home a timeless, Mediterranean feel. 

With an LRV of 84, Greek Villa is both bright and soft, ensuring your exterior won’t look too harsh. It’s also a versatile shade you can pair with many different colors. Combine it with warm, dark hues just as easily as with mid-range, cool-toned colors like Ethereal Mood by Sherwin Williams. 

Single-level stucco home painted in shade Aegean Olive by Benjamin Moore with a dark gray roof.

# 2 // Aegean Olive by Benjamin Moore 

Aegean Olive by Benjamin Moore is so beautiful, it made our list of best exterior house colors for 2022. The deep green shade is a warm, earthy color fitting for homes of all types, but it is especially impactful on stucco homes. The natural shade works well as a base color (above) but is also an excellent choice for accents.  

Two-level home painted in shade Iron Ore by Sherwin Williams with a stone walkway and white trim accents.

#3 // Iron Ore by Sherwin Williams

Ready to make a bold statement with a black exterior? Iron Ore by Sherwin Williams is the ideal choice for those looking to embrace the dark side of design. While true black can be a bit harsh for exteriors, this shade is slightly softer than black. As a result, it offers the same effect without the severity. 

With neutral undertones, this hue can be paired with both warm and cool shades for a versatile exterior choice. Whether you mix it with warm wood accents, opt for cool-toned stone details, or create a bold contrast with crisp white trim, Iron Ore looks elegant in almost any configuration. 

Two-level stucco home painted in color Moderne White by Sherwin Williams with dark gray and wood accents.

#4 // Moderne White by Sherwin Williams

For a crisp, modern exterior, consider Moderne White by Sherwin Williams. This white hue skews slightly gray with subtle green undertones, making it ideal for exterior spaces surrounded by lush trees, shrubs, and other greenery. 

This neutral, versatile shade pairs well with almost any other color to effortlessly complement the rest of your exterior design. From stone to wood to brick, Moderne White is a contemporary shade that really can do it all.

Two-level home painted in Dried Thyme by Sherwin Williams with beige and wooden accents. Also features a stone driveway and walkway.

#5 // Dried Thyme by Sherwin Williams 

This muted green shade is a beautiful, modern alternative to neutrals like gray or white. We love it so much, in fact, that Dried Thyme by Sherwin Williams was also named one of our favorite exterior colors of 2022. 

With a hint of blue undertones, Dried Thyme’s appearance changes slightly depending on sun exposure. Direct light offers a chalky green appearance, while shade creates a richer, moodier hue. Certain accent materials, like wood and brick, will also add a bit of warmth to this lush, herbal shade. 

Stucco home painted in Dovetail by Sherwin Williams with natural stone accents and black window casings.

#6 // Dovetail by Sherwin Williams

This mid-toned gray paint is a soft, neutral shade that will look lovely on just about any home’s exterior. With impressive depth and a welcoming softness, Dovetail by Sherwin Williams has a timeless finish our designers love. Use it alone for a monochromatic exterior or easily mix and match with other neutral shades. It even blends effortlessly with natural stone, wood, and dark or light window casings for maximum versatility. 

Single-level stucco home painted in shade Terra Cotta Tile by Benjamin Moore with black window casings.

#7 // Terra Cotta Tile by Benjamin Moore

Terra Cotta Tile by Benjamin Moore is a dramatic, rust-colored hue that’s versatile and sophisticated. It pairs perfectly with light, airy hues, as well as bold blacks and grays for statement-making stucco colors. Inspired by the terracotta roofs of Mediterranean locales like Italy or Croatia, this vibrant shade delivers an unrivaled coastal feel. 

Though it may skew more orange in direct light and more pink in ambient light, the rich, warm undertones create a welcoming ambiance any time of day. 

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Two-level stucco home painted in shade Cape May Cobblestone by Benjamin Moore with wooden accents and white window casings.

#8 // Cape May Cobblestone by Benjamin Moore

There’s no color more classic than this grayish-beige hue. Cape May Cobblestone by Benjamin Moore is an elegant shade with earthy brown undertones that can skew slightly green or blue depending on the light.

Because it’s a mid-tone, you can easily pair it with light shades like Sherwin Williams’ Pure White or opt for a bolder contrast with dark hues like Tricorn Black by Sherwin Williams. Whichever palette you choose, this stucco color is the perfect option for a timeless exterior.

Single-level stucco home painted in shade Alabaster by Sherwin Williams with a terra cotta tile roof and black window casings.

#9 // Alabaster by Sherwin Williams

This soothing white shade is a timeless option for stucco exteriors. This traditional hue has been a popular exterior shade for years and was even named Sherwin Williams’ 2016 color of the year, showing its unmatched staying power.

With warm undertones, Alabaster by Sherwin Williams has a creamy finish that makes it ideal for homes that want a softer feel. And while it does have beige undertones, this shade doesn’t skew too yellow — whether in direct sunlight or shade — to ensure your exterior always has a bright, clean look. Alabaster plays nicely with terracotta roofs, stone accents, and wooden details.

Two-level stucco home painted in a gray and white color palette with wooden accents.

Choosing your ideal stucco colors

The right paint shade can transform your home’s exterior. From classic, creamy white to deep charcoal gray, we hope you found your dream shade that will upgrade your home’s aesthetic and amplify your curb appeal. 

If you’re still on the hunt for the right stucco color, our team can help. After answering a few simple questions, our experts will curate a virtual exterior design of your home to bring your dream exterior to life. Get started today to begin your transformation.

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Hannah is an experienced copywriter, journalist, and content writer who loves bringing brands to life. After receiving a bachelor’s degree in journalism and political science from Boston University, Hannah spent a decade in New York City honing her skills by working on in-house creative teams for global brands like Estee Lauder, Douglas Elliman, Tiffany & Co., and Groupon. She also partners with small businesses across industries — from interior design to real estate to tech — to help bring their brands to life through print and digital content. Hannah recently relocated back to the greater Boston area, where she loves exploring the city’s different neighborhoods by way of new restaurants, coffee shops, and bakeries.