Ask our design team what colour most new sheds leave the workshop in, and the answer is quick: Monument. The deep charcoal (and its matt variant) is currently the most popular choice for Tasmanian sheds and garages, followed by long-running favourites like Classic Cream and Pale Eucalypt.
The range you're choosing from
The COLORBOND® steel range spans 22 colours drawn from the Australian landscape — soft coastal neutrals through to deep bush greens and blacks. You can see every one of them on our colour chart, and for an additional charge we can also supply the five COLORBOND® MATT colours.
Picking a colour that suits your place
- Match the house — pick up your roof or trim colour so the shed reads as part of the property, not an add-on.
- Blend with the block — greens like Cottage Green and Pale Eucalypt disappear into rural paddocks; Basalt and Windspray sit well against coastal grey skies.
- Mix roof, wall and trim — we can combine colours so your build stands out exactly the way you want. A Monument roof over Shale Grey walls with Monument trim is a modern classic.
- Think about heat — darker colours absorb more warmth, which can matter for a workshop you'll spend summer afternoons in.
Check a real sample before you commit
Screen colours are a guide only — monitors shift hues, and a colour that looks right on a phone can land differently across a 15-metre wall in Tasmanian light. Always check a genuine COLORBOND® steel sample before locking in your choice; our team is happy to help you decide.