Which Red Composite Decking is Best for You?
When beginning any new project around the house, one of the most exciting times is when you get to decide the color you want. It can also be one of the most daunting. Decking is no different.
Once you know the general color family you like, the next decision is whether you want something that incorporates multiple shades, a single solid color, or somewhere in between.
We separate our composite decking colors into four families – Brown, Blonde, Red, and Grey.
Red Composite Decking options
You know that you want to incorporate red into your deck design, but which shade and color blend will be just right for your style?
From nautical to Italian, you can see examples of our decking in various design settings in our Style & Elements Guide.
Let’s explore our red composite decking options.
Distinction Shaded Auburn
The Distinction Collection features the widest range of colors and highlights within each board. It’s even been described by some as having a ‘dramatic’ color mix. If you’re looking for a color mix resembling the patterns found in exotic woods, then Distinction is for you.
Shaded Auburn is filled with a rich combination of reds and dark brown colors and highlights. Combined with a blue, white, and cream color palette – Shaded Auburn is an ideal backdrop for a fun nautical or lake side design.
Expression Canyon Ridge
The Expression Collection is comprised of a range of bold, solid colors that give the appearance of a freshly painted deck.
A deep red color, Canyon Ridge sets the stage for an inviting setting designed with light colors or deep earth tones. Pair with a dark brown to create a dramatic combination that’s sure to please.
EverGrain Redwood
EverGrain is our classic, uncapped decking – meaning it doesn’t have a hard shell on it – and has been a staple for more than 20 years. That’s why all our capped composite decking collections are built on it – it’s performance is unmatched.
Redwood is a beautiful shade of red that captures the essence of natural redwood lumber. Since it’s uncapped, EverGrain boards typically weather to a lighter shade within the first several months of exposure to the environment, so you can expect Redwood to become a slightly lighter shade after it’s been installed.
Red composite decking is a great option if you want a unique space that works with a range of colors and design styles – from nautical to Italian, or anything in between.
Ready to Re-Envision your outdoor spaces? Start here to browse our composite decking colors, order samples, request a quote, and more!
