From modernist houses to coastal retreats, the choice for going all-white on house exteriors have given homeowners the bright makeover they needed for their homes.
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White will always be a top choice for house colors — both interior and exterior — for many obvious reasons and for many residential architectural styles. It’s pristine, crisp, clean, calming, classy, and versatile.
Houses with a white exterior will never go out of style and don’t run the risk of fading over years of sun exposure. White works beautifully with any other colors, making them pop out even more. If you want your house to look bigger, a coat of white paint on your house exterior will do the visual trick.
Scroll down to see a collection of houses with a white exterior. We include examples of pretty much every style with a white exterior.
Georgian Colonial
Classic suburban American house with sloping roof, two attics, and direct manicured garden access.
Farmhouse with Veranda
Countryside farmhouse with big lawn, long front porch, and multilevel interiors.
French
Large luxury white home with front turret and huge front lawn.
Contemporary Minimalist
Countryside modern house with outdoor and indoor lighting.
Modern
Modern house with glass windows, green field backyard, and flat roofing.
Contemporary
Modern multilevel house with sloping roof, front lawn, and integrated garage.
Spanish
White Spanish mansion with huge grounds.
Contemporary bungalow with metal roof
White modern bungalow designed in Scandinavian style.
Traditional white Scandinavian house in the country
Mid-Century Modern
Awesome white mid-century modern house in Palm Springs, California.
Historical Chateau
Okay, this is a bit ridiculous because most people in the world can’t afford a famous chateau, but I included it because I love this chateau. This is Chateau de Chenonceau is a castle near the small village of Chenonceaux on the River Cher. This castle was built between 1515 and 1521 by Thomas Bohier, Chamberlain for King Charles VIII of France. Today, the Chateau of Chenonceau is second only to Versailles as the most visited chateau in France.
