This home pairs vertical cedar siding with a charcoal standing seam roof. The two gables meet at a valley, and each slope is covered by single panels that run from eave to ridge without end laps.
Clean, modern lines are where standing seam earns its keep. The seams line up with the vertical siding, the concealed clips leave no exposed fasteners on the roof face, and the trim at the rakes and eaves was formed to match the panel color.
The same look works on Dallas-Fort Worth contemporary and modern farmhouse builds. A dark finish runs hotter in Texas sun, so we show cool-pigment Kynar 500 charcoals alongside standard colors at the estimate.
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