Brownwood (Dark warm brown shingles with prominent black, brown, and orange granules)

Chateau Green (Dark green shingles achieved by a mix of intense green, dark grey, and black granules)

Colonial Slate (Medium warm gray shingle with prominent green-gray, black, and red granules)

Desert Rose (Dark warm brown shingles with prominent golden buff, red-brown, and gray granules)

Driftwood (Medium neutral brown shingles with a prominent mix of dark and medium brown, sage green, and golden tan granules)

Estate Gray (Medium warm gray shingles with a green undertone achieved by mixing prominent black, dark, medium, and greenish gray granules)

Midnight Plum (Dark gray shingle with a deep purple undertone achieved by a mix of prominent dark gray, black, blue, and red granules)

Onyx Black (Black shingle with prominent dark gray and black granules)

Peppercorn (Dark warm brown with a gray undertone achieved by a prominent mix of black, green-gray, brown, and golden tan granules)

Sand Castle (Light warm tan shingle with prominent buff, tan, brown, and white granules)

Sierra Gray (Light gray shingle comprised of black and white granules)

Slatestone Gray (Medium gray shingle with a blue undertone achieved by a prominent mix of cool light, medium gray, and black granules)

Teak (Medium neutral brown shingle with a prominent mix of gray, medium, and dark brown and golden tan granules)

Terra (Cotta Vibrant shingles in a terra cotta color, achieved by a mix of bright red-orange, red, and brown granules)

Williamsburg Gray (Dark neutral gray with prominent brown, dark gray, and black granules)

Evergreen Mist (Vibrant Green shingle with a distinct mix of green, light blue, golden tan, and black granules)

Gray Tweed (Vibrant medium warm gray shingle with a distinct mix of light gray, dark gray, brown, and black granules)

Mountain Pine (Vibrant warm green shingle with a prominent mix of green, light green-gray, brown, and black granules)

Aged Copper (Vibrant dark warm brown shingle with a distinct mix of brown, sage green, deep green, and orange granules)

Black Sable (Vibrant black shingle with a dark brown undertone achieved with a prominent mix of brown, taupe, dark gray, and black granules)

Bourbon (Vibrant dark warm brown shingle with a distinct mix of black, chocolate, caramel-colored, and steely blue tabs)

Merlot (Vibrant dark red shingle with a prominent mix of red, purple-gray, and brownish black granules)

Pacific Wave (Vibrant dark blue gray shingle with a prominent mix of light gray, dark gray, bright blue, and black granules)

Sand Dune (Vibrant light warm tan shingle with distinct light tan, brown, gray, and light blue-gray granules)

Sedona Canyon (Vibrant medium warm brown shingle with a distinct mix of reddish brown, gray, brown, and golden tan granules)

Summer Harvest (Vibrant warm shingles with an overall golden brown result achieved by a distinct mixture of black, golden tan, red, and blue granules)

Black Sable (Black shingles with a dark brown undertone achieved with a mix of brown, taupe, and dark gray granules)

Brownwood (Dark warm brown shingles with prominent black, brown, and orange granules)

Driftwood (Medium neutral brown shingles with a prominent mix of dark and medium brown, sage green, and golden tan granules)

Estate Gray (Medium warm gray shingles with a green undertone achieved by mixing prominent black, dark, medium, and greenish gray granules)

Onyx Black (Black shingle with prominent dark gray and black granules)

Sand Dune (Vibrant light warm tan shingle with distinct light tan, brown, gray, and light blue-gray granules)

Storm Cloud (Medium warm gray shingles with an overall green undertone achieved by a mix of prominent dark gray, green-gray, brown, and black granules)

Summer Harvest (Vibrant warm shingles with an overall golden brown result achieved by a distinct mixture of black, golden tan, red, and blue granules)

Teak (Medium neutral brown shingle with a prominent mix of gray, medium, and dark brown and golden tan granules)

Antique Silver (Neutral light gray shingles achieved by using a mix of white and gray granules)

Brownwood (Dark warm brown shingles with prominent black, brown, and orange granules)

Desert Tan (Medium warm golden brown shingle with prominent buff, golden tan, and dark brown granules)

Driftwood (Medium neutral brown shingles with a prominent mix of dark and medium brown, sage green, and golden tan granules)

Estate Gray (Medium warm gray shingles with a green undertone achieved by mixing prominent black, dark, medium, and greenish gray granules)

Onyx Black (Black shingle with prominent dark gray and black granules)

Teak (Medium neutral brown shingle with a prominent mix of gray, medium, and dark brown and golden tan granules)

Brownwood (Dark warm brown shingles with blended black, brown, and orange)

Desert Tan (Medium warm golden brown shingle with blended buff, golden tan, and dark brown granules)

Driftwood (Medium neutral brown shingles with a blended mix of brown, sage green, and golden tan granules)

Estate Gray (Medium warm gray shingles with blended dark, medium, and greenish gray granules)

Onyx Black (Black shingle with blended dark gray and black granules)

Teak (Medium neutral brown shingle with a blended mix of gray, medium, and dark brown and golden tan granules)