Graphite, white, clay or wood effect: which colour for your pergola?

Colour is the first choice people see — and the one you never change. Here is how to decide, using the colours actually offered on our models.

Graphite, the safe bet

Dark grey is the reference colour of our pergolas, and it owes that to its versatility: it pairs with light render and contemporary façades alike, underlines the structure without weighing it down, and never dates. When in doubt, graphite.

White, the light

Offered on the Jopergola Signature 6 × 3.6 m, white visually enlarges and bounces light around — precious on a north-facing terrace or one wrapped in dense greenery. It suits a more Mediterranean style.

Clay, the soft one

Available on the Signature 6 × 3 m, this mineral beige is the most discreet of the four: the pergola melts into sand- or stone-toned façades where a dark grey would contrast.

Wood effect, warmth without the upkeep

On the Signature 4 × 3 m and 6 × 3 m, the wood effect colour (a €500 supplement) gives the warmth of timber with a structure in epoxy-coated aluminium: no staining, no sanding, no greying.

Three pointers

Look first at your window and door frames: echoing their tone ties everything together. Then think about the terrace's light — dark on a shaded aspect is dark twice over. And judge in real life: colours are best assessed during the technical visit, not only on screen.