Key takeaways
- Warm white suits brick, stone and traditional homes
- Multicolor is joyful and works well on trees and shrubs
- Red and green is festive and classic
- Color-changing LEDs let you pick later
The case for warm white
Warm white looks timeless and polished, and it flatters most houses. On brick and stone it glows like candlelight, and it makes wreaths and greenery look rich.
It is also the easiest to mix with other decor, since it works with any color palette.
The case for multicolor
Multicolor brings nostalgia and fun. It is a favorite on trees, shrubs and rooflines for families who love the classic look from their childhood.
Pair it with a clean warm white roofline for a design that is both classic and cheerful.
Or choose both
Color-changing LED systems let you switch between warm white, multicolor, red and green and even icy blue. Our Light the House tool shows how the same house looks in four palettes.
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Quick answers
Which looks best on a white house?
Both look great. Warm white is elegant, and multicolor pops against white siding.
Can I change colors later?
With color-changing LEDs, yes. With standard lights, you would swap strands.
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