Description

Santa Fe delivers a rustic, clay-inspired color that instantly adds character to exterior stucco. Ideal for southwest architecture, adobe styles, and sun-drenched landscapes.

About LaHabra Stucco 16 oz. Standard Color Pack – Santa Fe

There’s something timeless about terracotta-inspired tones. The Santa Fe color pack brings that traditional look to your stucco project with a warm, earthy finish that’s both strong and familiar. Designed for exterior use, this 16 oz. dry pigment is pre-measured to mix with one 90 lb. bag of LaHabra finish coat—no ratios to calculate, no guesswork.

The tone leans toward a muted red-orange, giving buildings a grounded, natural appearance that plays well with desert palettes, clay tile roofs, and wood beams. Once mixed, the pigment blends evenly and produces a consistent color that holds up against sun, rain, and general wear.

Perfect for residential homes, patios, and commercial buildings with regional style, Santa Fe adds warmth without overpowering. The finish works especially well in open-air environments and pairs beautifully with neutral or dark trims.

LaHabra Stucco Standard Color Pack – Santa Fe Specifications

• Color Name: Santa Fe
• Type: Dry stucco pigment
• Weight per Pack: 16 oz.
• Mixing Ratio: 1 pack per 90 lb. LaHabra finish coat
• Compatible Finishes: Base 100 and Base 200
• Approximate Coverage: 90–125 sq. ft. depending on texture
• Color Result: Warm earthy red with terracotta tones
• Primary Use: Exterior stucco applications
• Form: Fine dry powder
• UV Resistance: Yes
• Shelf Life: 24 months in dry storage
  

Additional Features of LaHabra Stucco Standard Color Pack – Santa Fe

• Designed to bring a regional, traditional tone to stucco exteriors
• Matches well with Spanish and Southwestern architectural styles
• Dry powder offers consistent color from one mix to the next
• Pre-measured to simplify mixing—no tools or conversions needed
• Color stays stable in sunlight and across weather shifts
• Santa Fe blends well with adobe textures and darker natural finishes
• Suitable for full-scale wall systems or decorative stucco work
  

LaHabra backs the Santa Fe color pack with a limited warranty against manufacturer defects. The warranty applies when used as part of the LaHabra stucco system and in accordance with labeled instructions. Color results can vary if used with different finish bases or incorrect ratios. For warranty support, contact us.

Can Santa Fe be used indoors?
It’s designed for exterior stucco only. Indoor use is not recommended due to lighting differences and potential color changes in interior environments.

Does the Santa Fe color darken after application?
The pigment will appear darker when wet and lighten as it cures. The final tone is a medium terracotta shade.

Can I combine Santa Fe with another color pack for a custom shade?
It’s not advised unless you’ve tested the combination. Mixing pigments can result in unpredictable outcomes.

Is this color prone to fading in full sun?
The pigment is UV-stable, so it holds color well even in constant sun exposure. Over years, some minor fading may occur, as with any outdoor finish.

What’s the best finish base for Santa Fe?
Santa Fe works well with both Base 100 and Base 200. Base 100 gives a traditional texture, while Base 200 offers a finer look.