The colour of your front door says a lot about your home and can also provide insight into your personality. It makes a statement, adds curb appeal, and sets the tone for what lies inside. Explore below to see how these popular door colours look on homes as well as what they may say about you.
Red is a traditional colour that has been used for front doors dating back to historic times. The colour was a way of letting travellers know their home was a safe place to stay. Although a deep red is a classic choice, vibrant reds like No More Drama modernize the style. No matter the hue, red will make visitors feel safe and welcome.
A pop of a bold and bright hue like Tart Orange or Midsummer Gold enhances the look of a modern or mid-century style home. These hues are fun, lively, and inviting giving the impression of someone who often throws parties and likes to entertain.
Dark Green is often associated with wealth and prosperity. Dark Everglade gives the home a rich opulent feeling.
Wood-stained doors are typically associated with nature. A light wood stain like Cedar gives an eco-friendly and natural sense. However, with a darker stain like Cordovan Brown, the vibe is casual, yet distinguished.
The most common colour for front doors is white. It works with almost any style and colour home. Polar Bear is a crisp option it gives the impression that the inside is fresh, clean, and inviting.
Prairie Rose and Breezeway on the door give a cottage feel to a simply white-painted home. Suggests the personality of someone who enjoys a lazy day with a book or craft. The atmosphere is comfy and cozy all year round.
To make a statement, Pure Turquoise will do just that. The colour says fun, daring and clever.
Black and Compass Blue are both deep dark hues that give the home a classic yet modern feel. They work nicely on most homes. Both hues are sophisticated and timeless.
For more ideas on colour, visit behr.ca.
Colourfully yours,
Larayne
