08/31/2026
Architects are adding a modern twist to the increasingly popular shingle-style design.
Homeowners are updating these century-old exteriors by paring back ornate moldings and columns in favor of bolder, more saturated color choices. In a recent feature on the shingle-style revival, Heidi Richardson of describes reimagining a 1913 Marin County home by swapping its original red trim for black, a change she says made the house more elegant. She also speaks to resilience, noting that fire-resistant underlayment is essential in at-risk regions like California.
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