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Houses With Charm: Storybook House Coloring Pages
Twelve tall storybook houses, each with window boxes, a lantern at the door and a garden crowding the steps. The name of every house points to its colors, from The Sage Gable to The Amber Conservatory, and a finished color version of each one is included.
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Houses With Charm collects 12 house coloring pages, each one a tall storybook home with flower boxes under the windows, a lantern at the door and a garden that spills over the front steps. No people appear, only the houses and their gardens.
Each name is a color clue
Each house is named for its main color or its standout feature, and the color version follows the name.
Easy 01–04. The Sage Gable is a green cottage with a steep, lace-trimmed gable and a heart on its peak. Apricot Courtyard has a wavy tiled roof and potted lemon trees by the door. Blue Bay Cottage sits behind a white picket gate with the sea just showing at the edge. The Lavender Bow is lilac, with a rounded bay that ends in a little cone roof.
Normal 05–08. Sunflower Atelier has a stepped gable with a big sunflower worked into it and a bicycle with a basket leaning by the steps. Rose Corner House is coral pink with a curved corner, a domed roof and a balcony full of flowers. The Checkerboard Loft pairs a blue cottage with a tower in black and white squares and a striped awning. The Copper Turret is yellow, with a round turret under a green pointed roof.
Hard 09–12. The Wisteria Terrace is a tall house with two stacked bay windows and wisteria arching over the door. The Crooked Brick House is a narrow red brick townhouse climbing with ivy behind iron railings. The Delft Garden House has a stepped gable set with blue tile panels and a small stone bridge over a stream. The Amber Conservatory adds a glass garden room and a fountain on the lawn.
How detailed is Easy?
The levels are relative. Easy pages have broader walls and simpler gardens, but they still have roof tiles, stone blocks around the windows and small flowers, so they aren’t the bold, open outlines of a beginner page. Normal adds carved trim, towers and awnings; Hard fills nearly every bit of wall and garden.
In the 24-page books, odd pages are drawings and even pages are the color versions, so an odd-pages-only print run gives you the 12 houses to color. The single-page PDFs and PNGs are US Letter; if you print on A4, take your pages from the A4 book.
