Grey, wood or light yellow

Anonymous wrote:I always love a deep red door on a brick colonial.

The design principle that I've always heard is that visitors should not have to search for the front door--that it should stand out from the rest of the house. I agree that red would be nice.

[quote=Anonymous]I'd probably paint it either a charcoal color or a [b]muted grayish green[/b] with brass hardware (not cheap stuff). That may be too tame for you. If you want something bolder, deep red. Just stay away from garish colors.[/quote]
I normally love sage green with anything, but the new owners of my red brick colonial childhood home painted the door this color with cream trim and it looks AWFUL.

I have nickel satin doorhandles, what color should I paint my front door

What finishes are dated vs not dated?

You see all different finishes when you look at photos on Houzz - nickel, brass, rubbed bronze....

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:what about doing a red door with satin nickel hardware?

Satin nickel on the exterior? SUPER dated.

Dated to what period?

Ok....what finish is not dated then? I have no clue.....

Anonymous wrote:what about doing a red door with satin nickel hardware?

Satin nickel on the exterior? SUPER dated.

We have a brick front with a dark green door. That's a really common color combination. That being said, I am really liking the black doors that people have these days. They look really nice.