Hardie Board Siding Colors & Styles for Colorado Homes
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All Local Statement Collection Colors
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Quick answer: Hardie board siding colors — officially James Hardie’s Statement Collection™ — include 20+ locally stocked ColorPlus® colors for Colorado — from Arctic White to the newest Midnight Black and Deep Ocean — plus a Primed & Painted option for any custom color. Every color below is shown on a real Colorado home we installed, not a stock swatch.
Colorado’s #1 James Hardie Color & Style Resource
Choosing the right James Hardie color and siding style is one of the most impactful decisions you can make for your home’s
curb appeal, durability, and long-term value. As a local James Hardie Elite Preferred Contractor, Northern Lights Exteriors
installs the full lineup of HardiePlank®, HardiePanel®, HardieTrim®, HardieShingle®, and Hardie Soffit products—along with
every available Statement Collection™ and ColorPlus® Technology finish approved for Colorado’s climate.
This page is Colorado’s most complete guide to James Hardie siding colors and styles — browse every color on real local homes, compare styles, and download the current color chart.
“Hardie Board” vs. James Hardie: Same Siding, Different Names
Most Colorado homeowners searching for hardie board siding colors are looking for exactly what’s on this page. “Hardie board” is the everyday nickname for James Hardie fiber cement siding. The brand is James Hardie; the color line is the Statement Collection™, finished with ColorPlus® Technology. Spellings vary — hardi board, hardy board, hardieboard — but they all mean the same product we install.
- Hardie board siding colors → James Hardie Statement Collection™ ColorPlus® colors — the full palette below.
- Hardie board lap siding → HardiePlank®, the most common profile on Colorado homes.
- Hardie board panels → HardiePanel® vertical siding, often paired with HardieTrim® for board & batten.
- HardieBacker® → a different product entirely: an interior tile backer board. It is not exterior siding and has no siding color palette.
One distinction worth knowing: hardie board colors are not paint. ColorPlus® is a factory-baked finish applied in controlled conditions, which is why it holds its color through Colorado’s high-altitude UV and freeze/thaw swings far better than a field-painted finish.
Every Hardie Board Siding Color We Install in Colorado
Tap any color to see real Colorado homes we’ve sided in that shade. Midnight Black and Deep Ocean are the newest Statement Collection™ additions for 2026.
Deep Ocean
Aged Pewter
Arctic White
Boothbay Blue
Cobblestone
Countrylane Red
Evening Blue
Gray Slate
Heathered Moss
Iron Gray
Khaki Brown
Light Mist
Monterey Taupe
Mountain Sage
Navajo Beige
Night Gray
Pearl Gray
Rich Espresso
Timber Bark
Woodtones
Primed & Painted
Newest 2026
Midnight BlackJames Hardie’s boldest dark ColorPlus® color — striking on modern & farmhouse elevations. Now available in Colorado.
Newest 2026
Deep OceanA rich, saturated blue-green ColorPlus® finish — gorgeous with white trim and wood accents. Now available in Colorado.
Quick Answers: Hardie Board Colors & ColorPlus® (Colorado)
- Looking for hardie board siding colors? Start with the Statement Collection (locally stocked) utilizing ColorPlus technology.
- Need a James Hardie colors PDF? Jump to Statement Collection-Color Availability Mountain 2026 Hardie colors chart (PDF).
- What is James Hardie ColorPlus? It’s a factory-finished option designed for durability—see ColorPlus Technology for Colorado.
- Searching “Iron Gray siding colors” or “Cobblestone color”? See projects we’ve installed in these colors: Iron Gray and Cobblestone.
- Searching “hardibacker siding colors”? HardieBacker® is an interior tile backer board, not siding. For exterior color you want hardie board (James Hardie) siding colors.
- Looking for HardieTrim colors? See Statement Collection-Color Availability Mountain 2026 HardieTrim color pairing.
Hardie Board Color Chart (PDF Download)
If you’re comparing hardie board siding colors for a Colorado home, a printable chart can help you narrow options fast.
Use the PDF to shortlist favorites so when our Project Manager meets you on-site we can bring samples and help you create your renderings when you’re ready.
Download James Hardie Colors PDF
Tip: For the most accurate color decision, compare the PDF/chart to real Colorado installations below (sun + snow + shade conditions change perception).
James Hardie ColorPlus® Colors (Colorado Performance)
Many homeowners search for James Hardie ColorPlus because they want a factory-finished color designed for durability.
In Colorado’s high UV and freeze/thaw conditions, ColorPlus can reduce repaint cycles and keep color consistent across the façade.
- Factory-applied, consistent finish
- Designed for fade resistance and durability
- Pairs with Statement Collection planning (stock colors) + project-specific design goals
Next: browse locally common colors in the Statement Collection-Color Availability Mountain 2026 grid, then check out our recent James Hardie projects we’ve completed that include that color. (No stock images, just our installs.)
James Hardie Statement Collection™ (Colorado Stock Colors)
These Statement Collection™ colors are widely used on Colorado homes and are locally stocked for faster, more efficient projects. Each color card below features up to three real project photos, plus a link to see more homes in that shade we’ve recently installed.
Photo details: Louisville • Erie • Lyons.
James Hardie Aged Pewter
A mid-tone gray with a soft blue-green undertone that reads cooler in full sun and deeper under overcast skies. It is one of the most versatile Statement Collection™ colors on Front Range homes, pairing cleanly with white trim for contrast or black trim for a modern look.
Photo details: Golden • Galeton • Longmont.
James Hardie Arctic White
The brightest white in the Statement Collection™, with a crisp, neutral cast that resists looking yellow. It is the go-to for farmhouse and modern-traditional elevations, and it makes black windows, dark roofs, and natural wood accents read sharply.
Photo details: Longmont • Eaton • Boulder.
James Hardie Boothbay Blue
A muted slate blue with gray undertones — coastal in origin but at home against the foothills. It pairs especially well with Arctic White trim and stone accents, and holds its character in high-altitude light that can wash out softer blues.
Photo details: Longmont • Boulder.
James Hardie Cobblestone
A warm greige sitting between beige and gray, which makes it one of the safest choices when a home has existing brick or stone to coordinate with. It reads warmer in morning light and more neutral at midday.
Photo details: Fraser • Longmont • Greeley.
James Hardie Countrylane Red
A deep barn red with brown rather than orange undertones, giving it a heritage, mountain-cabin character. It is a strong choice for accent walls, board-and-batten gables, and homes with natural wood or stone.
Photo details: Longmont • Loveland • Niwot.
James Hardie Evening Blue
A deep navy that reads nearly black at dusk and clearly blue in direct sun. It is a bold full-facade color that has become popular on modern Colorado exteriors, especially with white trim and black window frames.
Photo details: Loveland • Golden.
James Hardie Gray Slate
A cool medium-dark gray with a subtle blue cast. It bridges the lighter grays and the near-blacks, and is a common pick when a homeowner wants depth without committing to a true dark exterior.
Photo details: Fort Collins.
James Hardie Heathered Moss
A muted sage green with gray undertones that ties into Colorado’s native landscape. It is understated rather than saturated, which is why it works well on homes backing to open space or foothills.
Photo details: Estes Park • Lyons • Boulder.
James Hardie Iron Gray
One of the most-requested dark grays — a deep charcoal with cool undertones that stops just short of black. It is a leading choice for modern and mountain-modern elevations, and it makes white or cedar accents stand out.
Photo details: Louisville.
James Hardie Khaki Brown
A warm mid-brown with tan undertones that coordinates naturally with stone, timber, and earth-toned roofing. It is a traditional choice that reads well on ranch and craftsman elevations.
Photo details: Longmont • Berthoud • Boulder.
James Hardie Light Mist
A soft, pale gray with a cool undertone — bright without being white. It suits homeowners who want a light exterior with more depth than Arctic White, and it pairs well with darker trim.
Photo details: Boulder • Longmont.
James Hardie Monterey Taupe
A warm neutral blending gray and brown, making it one of the easiest colors to coordinate with existing brick, stone, or roofing. It shifts subtly with the light through the day.
Photo details: Fort Collins.
James Hardie Mountain Sage
A soft green-gray echoing Colorado scrub and evergreen tones. Quieter than Heathered Moss, it suits homes where the goal is to settle into the landscape rather than stand out.
Photo details: Lafayette • Johnstown.
James Hardie Navajo Beige
A classic warm beige with yellow-tan undertones. It is a long-standing Front Range choice for traditional elevations and coordinates easily with tan stone and brown roofing.
Photo details: Colorado installs.
James Hardie Night Gray
A deep, near-black gray on a warm-neutral base. It delivers dramatic contrast on modern homes and is frequently used with Arctic White trim or natural wood soffits.
Photo details: Longmont • Fort Collins • Boulder.
James Hardie Pearl Gray
A light, clean gray with minimal undertone — one of the most popular light colors on Colorado homes. It is bright enough to keep an elevation feeling open while hiding dust better than a true white.
Photo details: Longmont • Estes Park.
James Hardie Rich Espresso
A deep chocolate brown with warm undertones. It is a strong alternative to black or charcoal for homeowners who want depth with warmth, and it pairs naturally with stone and timber.
Photo details: Livermore • Boulder • Loveland.
James Hardie Timber Bark
A medium warm brown with gray undertones that reads like weathered wood. It works well on mountain and transitional homes, especially alongside natural cedar accents.
Photo details: Boulder.
James Hardie Woodtones
James Hardie’s wood-look finishes — siding that looks like wood, giving the appearance of natural cedar or timber with fiber cement durability. Popular for accent gables, entries, and soffits on mountain-modern homes where real wood would demand ongoing maintenance.
Photo details: Boulder • Longmont.
James Hardie Primed & Painted
Not a fixed color — hardie board supplied primed and finished in any custom paint color, for matching an HOA palette or an existing scheme exactly. Note that a factory-applied ColorPlus® finish is generally more durable in Colorado’s UV and freeze/thaw conditions than field paint.
James Hardie Siding Styles We Install in Colorado
Your siding style determines the architectural personality of your home. Below are the most popular Hardie styles installed
across the Front Range—each linked to real project galleries.
HardiePlank® Lap Siding
The most popular James Hardie style in Colorado. Durable, timeless, and ideal for modern and traditional homes.
HardiePanel® Vertical Siding
Sleek, modern vertical lines—often paired with HardieTrim® to create beautiful board-and-batten designs. See our complete guide to James Hardie board & batten vertical siding for costs, colors and installation detail.
HardieShingle® Siding
Perfect for accents or full elevations. Mimics cedar shakes without the maintenance issues.
HardieArtisan® Siding
James Hardie’s premium line—thicker boards with deep shadow lines and crisp, tailored edges for a high-end architectural look on custom and luxury Colorado homes.
ColorPlus® Technology: Why It Matters in Colorado
Colorado’s sun, wind, and freeze/thaw cycles demand a finish engineered for durability. James Hardie’s factory-applied
ColorPlus® Technology provides:
- Up to 30-year finish warranty
- Uniform coverage & baked-on durability
- Superior fade resistance compared to field painting
- Excellent performance in UV-heavy climates like Colorado
- Reduced long-term maintenance costs
Whether you choose a Statement Collection color or a custom ColorPlus finish, Hardie’s advanced coating system remains one of the biggest reasons Colorado homeowners choose fiber cement.
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Hardie Board Siding Colors: Frequently Asked Questions
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