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Tile-Stones Deep red or moss/forest green would be lovely and still match with your brown roof and brick. Burgundy would be nice too.

curacaoblue I think that a brown to match the roof would look great because it would be accented by the white trim that you have around the door much like the windows are now.

tennisanyone I think the brown would be nice.

PYRAMID DESIGN GROUP If you plan on leaving all the trim white, then maybe you should leave the door white, it seems to work fine.

Dytecture I am just going to throw this out there and call for a yellow front door to add some excitement to the facade.

Jane Antonacci Interior Design A shiny black would be classic and go with the roof. I usually do a black green, which is black with just a tiny bit of green thrown in. But if you are ready for more , a Medium blue or Burgandy Red can be striking and fun

Richard Rizzo Art and Design I would go with a dark burgundy red, I think adding some color to the entry would give it a much more interesting impression.

-Richard

kurfurst Benjamin Moore -Silhouette (AF-655).

tennisanyone Dytecture painted just the door. Are you doing the whole thing. I hope so even the side panels or maybe that is another question.

tennisanyone I think painting just the door makes the entrance look smaller.

amandab1 Amanda from England , i love your property, however i think you should remove the brushes under the two bay windows and if you really have to paint the door , id paint it a a steely grey green , by a company called fallow & ball , they have lovely classic colours, im sure you have them in the states, id also spend some money on lovely chrome plain shiny door fittings, once you find these lovely paint colours im sure when you have done your door you will paint all your white external work work in the same colour, it would look lovely with your stone work,

charnarose I would paint your door black. I would also paint your wrought iron railings to match in Black Satin. I would also install a wrought iron false balcony over the front door and paint the railings black to match the other railing. It will make the front pop. Right now it's a very flat ( the front of the house) doing all this will pop the front out.

charnarose Also I wrought iron flower box on the garage window that should liven up the front a bit more.

charnarose Keep the house plain in color because of the brick it looks busy to me. Lots of flowering bushes and vines and flowers in the flower boxes.

tennisanyone I would also agree with amandab1 to get rid of the little trees under the front windows. Do you have a railing by the front door?

hairsmarie I would also paint the side panels brown.

hairsmarie Is it possible for dytexture to put a brown door with panels so I can se how it looks first?

amandab1 yes id defo do what charnarose said re railings , but i defo would look at the classic Fallow Ball colours i personally think black will be to much but


Door painted in Lichen No.19 Exterior Eggshell. Fallow & Ball
would look fabulous, im having the same problem with my house in uk but mine is really ugly i shall put my property on for advise soon , as some people have great ideas and really start you to think about it , id love to see what you do, this range of paint is so popular in the uk its been taken from paints from our old mainsions and castles and the colours are fabulous, take a look ,

Ps i d defo paint whole of front door and sides, maybe do front door a shade darler then railings as you really what that as a feature ,

I love looking at this site , wish it was in England, let us know what you do, Amanda

senab Moss green or Burnt Orange.

hairsmarie We painted the door and side panels brown. My Husband now wants to paint the frame brown around the door but leave the top white. Good idea?

hairsmarie Top, meaning ceiling :)

tennisanyone I would paint the side and top but not the ceiling. You can do that later if you decide. The brown door looks great. I would get a new door matt and remove the bunny statue. House looks too elegant for that statue.