Brown Fences

• Brown Color in Design: What to Pair It With
• Brown in the RAL Catalog
• Advantages of Brown
• Photo Solutions from Mehbud Factory – Brown Fences

A fence around your house is not only for protecting your private area but also plays an aesthetic role, becoming an important part of the landscape. That’s why it’s essential to plan the fence color in advance, selecting it with taste, in harmony with other elements of the site, and avoiding sharply contrasting color combinations.

With its extensive range of shades, brown is considered a versatile color that can fit into any style of home. Brown tones soothe and relax, making brown fences a popular choice for those seeking a sense of security and coziness.

In our article, we will discuss trendy shades of brown and their advantages in creating unique designs.

Brown Color in Design: What to Pair It With

Brown comes in a wide range of shades, some of which are quite different from each other. By choosing the right combinations of brown in design, you can not only visually correct any imperfections on your property but also create the desired atmosphere and mood. To add vibrancy and energy, reddish-brown tones are ideal, while for a cooler cottage (with windows facing north and limited sunlight), lighter yellow-brown shades work best.

Designers often use variations of brown alone to create elegant and stylish fences. This backdrop enhances both the house and the decorative accents on the property.

Brown is truly versatile and pairs well with almost any color. Here are three of the most interesting combinations:

1. Brown + White: Pure white can make brown look somewhat stark, so it’s better to use different shades of the primary color—dark beige, walnut, chocolate, or wenge. An example of this combination is a brown fence with a light-colored cottage facade.
2. Brown + Grey: Do grey and brown work well together? Absolutely. Both are neutral colors, and their combination feels natural and harmonious. Brown can be a great complement to grey. This combination works well for a “High-Tech” style.
3. Brown + Blue: On a blue background, brown might appear a bit muted, so careful selection of shades is important. Overall, this combination is effective, giving a sense of winter coolness and highlighting purity. For example, if your property is in an open sunny location with the cottage on the horizon, this combination can be very striking.

Brown in the RAL Catalogue

Brown is a complex shade built from the primary colors: yellow, red, and blue.

For painting fences, the best brown shades to choose are:

• RAL-8017 (Chocolate Brown)
• RAL-8019 (Grey-Brown)

The color of the fence sets the overall tone of the design of the property, as the fence is the first thing a person encounters when approaching a house. A classic rule for choosing a fence is: “dark top – light bottom.”

Implementation:

• Dark-colored roofing and fencing combined with a light-colored facade.
• Dark tones for all main elements (facade, roof, fence), while decorations (windows, doors, veranda, gates) in lighter shades.

Advantages of Brown

Classic brown is a timeless shade that never goes out of style. It is perfect for both typical houses and more unique Scandinavian-style buildings.

Key advantages of choosing a brown fence include:

• Versatility: Brown pairs well with almost any color. It can tone down bright hues and enhance otherwise dull shades.
• Metal Fences “Under Natural Wood”: Whether in dark or light shades, contrast in the pattern and harmonious combination with the color of walls and other landscape elements are crucial. Textures like PRINTECH, which simulate wooden or log fences such as “Brus” and “Rancho,” combine well with brown. This solution offers long-lasting durability and high reliability, while still being aesthetically pleasing.
• Easy Maintenance: Brown fences in any shade are easy to maintain. Dirt is less noticeable, but they still need regular washing. Metal fences that can be easily cleaned with a hose and withstand frequent washing are ideal.

Photo Solutions from Mehbud Factory – Brown Fences

The Mehbud Factory has been working with brown for several years, applying it to fences, balconies, terraces, and gazebos. You can see examples of brown color used to create unique fences below:

Need a specialist to help choose the perfect brown fence? Call us now – a Mehbud Factory expert will answer any questions you have.

With its own production and a wide range of colors and textures, Mehbud Factory is a leader in producing modern protective structures!