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Rebecca Lloyd-Jones founder of Travaux Development Strategy
Rebecca Lloyd-Jones | Development Strategist | Speaker

15 great front door colour ideas to try this spring

what better way to make a statement about your style than your front door? by changing the colour of your front door you can change the whole look of your home’s exterior without breaking the budget!

spring is the perfect time to brighten things up and breathe some new life into your home’s exterior and a you can complete the entire project in a few hours over the weekend.

by making a statement with a bold colour choice you can really show off your style without going over the top and you’ll find that a less dramatic hue can work wonders for a simple home exterior. If your house is more elaborate the bolder you should go in your colour choice.

the best choice for front door paint is a gloss enamel because it’s tough and packs a punch in the style stakes. you do, however, need to ensure you prep the door perfectly, especially if you’re repainting, but these days there are enough tutorials – try the Bunnings website – to see you through the process.

Scroll down for some beautiful colour inspiration for your home.

this salmon pink front door looks beautiful against the white and black accents
this gorgeous dusty blue on its own is lovely, but when you use it against an all white painted brick the result is stunning
if you’re looking for front door inspiration you can’t go past the front doors of Palm Springs and this musk pink is has just the right pop against the white exterior, black accents and green lawn
what about lavender? this works beautifully against the rustic bricks and although this home’s exterior looks like it needs work the bright front door hides a multitide of sins!
I’m not usually a fan of orange but this has just the right amount of pink undertones that make it perfect for any midcentury style home and it would work perfectly against a black exterior too (careful combining orange and black otherwise you’ll be stuck in a permanent halloween nightmare!)
how amazing does this teal front door look? it works beautifully with the period style of the home, helping to bring it into the present
yet another Palm Springs example with a beautiful set of double front doors in mint, which are just the thing against the white brick and desert landscape
this ochre yellow front door makes a statement against the grey exterior and the pops of white really finish the whole look
this light green front door is just lovely! the weatherboards on this house are pretty ‘rustic’ and need a bit of cleaning it really makes the entire area pop!
these coral pink front doors are just right against the pale blue of the brick
this bright emerald green looks awesome and gives the entire front area the pop of colour it needs against the black and neutral palette
there aren’t many homes that could do bright musk pink justice but this works beautifully and matches the climbing roses perfectly!
this pink is entirely different from the door above but it packs just as much punch and brings the period home a modern look
aqua is just right against the midcentury modern style of this home
these bright yellow front doors are not only welcoming but bring such a happy vibe to the house

all images are (c) to their owners and links can be found on our quick front door update project Pinterest board – with even more inspiration in there too! If you’re thinking of a new front door colour, or updating your home’s exterior, get in touch and we can discuss the best colours for your home.

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