Grab your brush and get to work! These eye-catching door paint colors will turn your house into a home.
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13 Fabulous Front Door Colors That Will Welcome Your Guests
Updated on Apr. 01, 2024
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Cranberry
If you want a tamer alternative to bright and classic red, give rich cranberry a try. Jewel-toned colors, like this one, present an elegance that can’t be matched. While this color is gorgeous throughout any season, it really shines during the fall to winter months, especially when adorned with a cranberry branch wreath.
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Forest Green
Escape into the woods without leaving your home by painting your door a sophisticated forest green. While I’m sure you can picture this color on the front door of a log cabin, this paint color gives even suburban homes a nature-y feel. Plant a few outdoor plants and bushes along your entryway to make your home feel like a cottage in the woods.
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Indigo
Splash something unexpected on your front door with a few coats of indigo door paint. Indigo provides major curb appeal while being easy on the eyes. This color will stand out from the rest and works well on practically any home style.
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Terracotta
Classic orange can feel a little Halloween-y as a front door color. Muted terracotta is a better option that’ll make your guests feel welcome. (And this color gives a nod to the boho eras of the 60s and 70s!) While terracotta looks stunning in many settings, we think this color really shines on beige or brick homes.
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Navy
Give your vintage home a new coat of paint with navy. Navy doors fit right into traditional-style homes like colonial and Cape Cod. It’s a nice change of pace from black while giving your home that needed contrast. Navy provides a fun nautical feel while remaining a classic door color. It’s one of the colors to choose when painting the interior, too.
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Beige
Contrary to popular belief, beige is not blah—if it’s done right. Sandy, neutral beige is a dependable color and an easy go-to for stone-sided and cream-colored homes. It also provides a beautiful foundation for front door decorations and wreaths (and you won’t have to worry about it clashing with holiday-themed decor).
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Yellow
There’s nothing more welcoming than a cheery yellow. Not only is this color bright itself, but it emits feelings of happiness and positivity, too. Yellow is a must-try paint color for blue-toned homes, especially navy. Here’s a tip: Hang creeping ivy above the entryway to draw even more eyes to your bright door.
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Sky Blue
Sky blue brings on the charm factor to the classic white picket fence home. I mean, there truly isn’t anything quite as breathtaking on a vividly white home. This color transforms a state-of-the-art door into a clean, almost glistening, doorway.
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Deep Black
All-black doors add beautiful contrast to lightly-painted homes. (Just think of it paired with a white colonial-style home—it doesn’t get classier than that!) A chalkboard welcome sign blends in well with this paint color and adds a fun touch. On the flip side, black fits the bill for contemporary homes, too.
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Bright Red
Red invokes more emotions than any other color on the color wheel. Bright red is the color of power, energy and passion. So if you want to make a bold statement, go bright red. This color looks smashing on navy, black, white and brick.
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Dark Purple
Want to feel like royalty when you walk in your front door? Deep, dark purple has symbolized luxury and wealth for centuries. This color dresses up traditional front doors and adds the finishing “wow” statement on arched doorways—especially on all-brick houses.
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Cobalt
Striking cobalt is the ultimate happy medium between dark navy and sky blue. It’s bright, but not overbearing. Cobalt blue inspires and creates a calming, peaceful atmosphere. This blue shade compliments brick, stone and textured homes.
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Cloud White
When you want a clean slate to work with, there’s always white. White never goes out of style and gives your door a sleek, clean feel to it. You can also use it as a foundation to add pops of color by hanging signs and greenery. Avoid this color if your home is already painted white, but this color practically pairs with any color or material.
