Blue Sapphire
The name suggests otherwise, but this color is more gray than blue. However, it has just enough flare, as if actual Sapphires were infused to keep it looking bright and enthusiastic. The Blue Sapphire patio stain from Olympic could be exactly what you need to give your home some character. Dark enough to apply to almost any type of wood, it exudes enough energy to keep it displaying a powerful, blueish warmth.
Cinder
If what you want is a more classic gray, then you can stop looking for stain colors here because Cinder is all you need. This color is natural to the core and for those who don’t need to call attention. It may be called Cinder, but it is simply gray in most people's eyes. This shade of grey will leave your wooden patio resembling a stone or concrete material.
River's Run
River’s Run is an organic color that nearly blends in with nature as it resembles an authentic stone or concrete material. If you want to keep a natural look for your deck, use River’s Run. This gray patio stain is far from shallow; with a waterfall of primitive, natural color that transports your patio to the depths of nature.
Wenge
As the darkest color we've selected, Wenge is sure to please those who are looking for something with edge in their gray wood stain colors. This color could be described as charcoal if it didn't have a brown shade to it. Gray stain colors like Wenge are perfectly accentuated to add a dark outline to your aesthetic and this couldn't be more apparent than with Wenge from Olympic.
In Conclusion
A color that provides a base, an outline, and an accentuation, gray is essential to creating a prominent palette. Olympic offers these colors to complete your patio's look. We make it easy to find the perfect shade of gray for your home when shopping with Olympic. To learn how to find the right stain for your deck, as well as additional instructions on how to apply the stain for long-lasting results, check the link below.