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hb_sci help me please:(

tmva Did you have any colours in mind? Perhaps choosing a colour from your living room furniture? Darker colour would be best - bronze (black/brown)

hb_sci my furniture is dark brown , but my kitchen is light brown

Darzy You could paint the door the color of your sofas.

Barbara Griffith Designs Why do you want to paint the door a color? Did you ever consider painting the walls a color instead?

Darzy Good point Barbara. hb..sci...are you talking about the glass door? Or the front door? But Barbara has a good point. Painting the walls may be a better option!

hb_sci i want to paint the glass door , but the wall is good idea but if the glass door is dark brown , which color is better for wall?

Barbara Griffith Designs Are you talking about the door in picture #2? Because it looks white to me. If you are talking about the darker door that is not in this room but may be through the doorway in the next room in picture #1? If it is the latter, we would need to see that room.

hb_sci no im talking about the door that is in pic2 , the glass door that is new and i cant choose color for it , someone say that it is better to be white, but some people say it should be better to be dark brown, also some people say it is better to be light brown.
so i should change the color of the doors in that room .

Barbara Griffith Designs If it is the door in Pic. 2 then I would definitely paint it white.

gkemp The door should be the same color as your trim. Plus, if the glass door is not a true divided lite door (i.e. is a plastic lattice meant to look like mullions), the paint will seep behind lattice and look like one hot mess from the back side.

hb_sci thank you , pic 1 is before add door to room , and pic 2 is after added door to this room, bout is the same place ,

Darzy ohhhh! Leave or paint the door/trim white and paint the walls instead. Either the color of your kitchen, or a shade darker than the kitchen.

hb_sci thank you darzy.

Darzy You're welcome. If you want a cozier feel, maybe 2 shades darker than the kitchen.