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Exterior Design Trends in Southern Utah

  • Writer: Eagle Custom Exteriors
    Eagle Custom Exteriors
  • Jul 9
  • 2 min read

Updated: 4 days ago

Southern Utah's red rock landscapes, sunny climate, and growing communities have inspired homeowners to embrace exterior designs that are both timeless and functional. Whether you're building a custom home, remodeling an existing property, or simply looking to boost your home's curb appeal, understanding today's exterior design trends can help you make confident decisions that add beauty and long-term value.


At Eagle Custom Exteriors, we've helped homeowners and builders throughout Southern Utah create durable, eye-catching exteriors using quality stucco, stone, siding systems. Here are some of the top exterior design trends we're currently seeing across the region.


1. Mixing Multiple Exterior Materials

One of the biggest trends in Southern Utah is combining several exterior finishes to create depth and visual interest. Rather than using a single material across the entire home, many homeowners are blending:

  • Smooth or traditional stucco

  • Manufactured or natural stone veneer

  • Fiber cement or engineered wood siding

  • Decorative wood accents

  • Metal roof accents


2. Warm Earth-Tone Color Palettes

Southern Utah's natural scenery continues to influence exterior color choices. Instead of bright whites or bold colors, homeowners are gravitating toward warm, desert-inspired tones such as:

  • Warm white

  • Soft cream

  • Sand

  • Light taupe

  • Greige

  • Warm gray

  • Charcoal accents


3. Stone as a Statement Feature

Stone veneer remains one of the most requested upgrades because it instantly adds texture and sophistication. Instead of covering the entire home, many homeowners are using stone strategically on:

  • Entryways

  • Porch columns

  • Garage fronts

  • Chimneys

  • Accent walls


4. Vertical Siding Accents

Board and batten siding has become increasingly popular as homeowners look to add architectural character without overwhelming the home's design.

Vertical siding is commonly installed on:

  • Gables

  • Entry towers

  • Second-story sections

  • Accent walls



 
 
 

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