How to Choose a Color for Your Front Door

This year, welcome visitors with a bright new color for your front door. Your choice of colors can greatly affect your home’s curb appeal and set the mood for the guests that enter your home. That’s why it’s important to choose a color that reflects your home’s aesthetics as well as your values.

Our designers at Handyman® Connection of Grapevine have picked out the best hues to brighten up your doorstep.

Bright Blue

Blue tones evoke cleanliness and symmetry. If your home style is more or less balanced and symmetrical, try splashing a bold blue hue on your front door to provide your home with a great accent piece that will surely catch the eyes.

Green Means Go

Green is a neutral color that inspires visions of peaceful valleys and quiet forests. On the other hand, certain shades of green can also make you feel invigorated and renewed. Most homeowners are wary about taking the focus away from their houseplants with a bright green door, but the right hue can actually enhance the depths and variations in your home’s landscaping and give your home a well-balanced look.

Happy Yellows

When it comes to brightening up doorsteps, nothing compares to the energy that yellow provides. The color of happiness and optimism, yellow is an instantly inviting shade that can both complement almost any other hues and at the same time stand out with its vibrant uniqueness. Spark some joy in your home with sunny yellows, and watch as your guests enter with a smile on their faces.

Earth and Wood

The deep browns of muted oak and the wood grains of cedar offer a natural appeal that no other color can match. There’s a timeless elegance to wood colors that arouse feelings of warmth and comfort, making them one of the best front door finishes for any home.

At Handyman Connection of Grapevine, we are your number one provider of paint and painting materials that can give any front door a bright new look. Give us a call at (817) 533-4333, or fill out our online contact form to request an estimate today.