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For a long-lasting two tone deck, choose grey composite decking in a dark slate and a slightly lighter shade of grey.

Professional deck builders can offer a variety of layout ideas, such as using a dark border around a lighter main deck. Deck boards can also be arranged in a herringbone or other pattern that showcases two hues within the same color family.

6. White

While an all-white deck may be harder to keep clean than other colors, sometimes it’s the best choice.

Coastal homes and Victorian porches often look best with white decking, white rails, and white trim. A white deck serves a practical purpose in hot climates, as it reflects rather than absorbs heat from the intense midday sun.

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A white deck can also be a great choice on a modern home, especially if the home’s exterior is predominantly white.

A white tile deck with metal handrails is the epitome of minimalist, sleek perfection. Regardless of your home’s style, white is the quintessential blank canvas that allows your furniture, flowers, and artwork to be your deck’s focal points.