3 Colors You Should Never Paint Your Front Door

The color of your front door sends a message, and if you don't want that message to be "dirty," "boring," or "stuck in the '70s," let's talk about what hues to skip and which to embrace.
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[@HouseDigest]

What color and style do you like for front doors?

[@olgapena3618]

i love Gray

[@SometimesMyself]

We’re getting ready to sell, so as much as I loved my peacock blue door, we needed to neutralize. The house is an orangey-brick, so I definitely didn’t want red, but I also didn’t want black as it would then blend in with the rest of the trim rather than stand out. So, I went with a deep indigo. Almost black, but not quite, it gives a pop of color, without too being too much.

[@pamcornelius9122]

My front door is painted BM Coral Gables. It looks great with my blue house.

[@adrabruzzese7610]

My front door is a stoney brown in a medium tone. My house looks white but it's a very light gray with black shutters. I love the brown I picked. I've tried painting it different colors but always go back to the brown. Everywhere I lived I painted the front door red but I'm not feeling the red white and black look.

[@karenryder6317]

Have you ever looked at the street view of a house with a black door? It recedes so that in many instances it looks like you have a big gaping dark hole there instead of a door. The only black door that really looks good from street view is one with a high, mirror-gloss finish like number 10 Downing Street, the prime minister's residence in London.

[@cologniano_dsolfactorycame5772]

I disagree….

[@olgapena3618]

Gray