Oak entry door colour
John H
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Comments (12)Lovely entrance...I would change the wall color, choose from the grey family to harmonise with the paving. Can the side window trim be changed to match the door, black or dark grey? Definitely change the planter, concrete planters are all the craze now. When choosing the planter, proportion is important, I'd go bigger about 3x the one you got . You will find that plants look better against darker walls, it makes the green pop. As the rest of the accessories and styling, I think the way to go is choose what you will love, it needs to tell your story. I'm a firm believer in picking your own stuff out even if it doesn't "match". It can be a little bench, mirror etc have fun with it Call it eclectic Good luck and keep us posted with what you have done...See MoreWhat colour for Meranti entrance door?
Comments (12)If you are aiming for the Scandi look, steer away from any timbers that have a red tone. You may wish to consider a charcoal or black wood wash over the Meranti to maintain some relevance to the Scandi look - best to test this on a sample before addressing the door - Good luck! The team at D'Cruz Design Group...See MoreWhat colour to paint our entry door?
Comments (4)I also think post boy would be a wonderful pop of colour. this photo I have kept for a long time waiting for my next "new house" so I can try and replicate it. I really like the freshness of the look. Dulux post boy would give the same fresh appearance....See Moremain entrance door colour j
Comments (13)Porters yacht race..... not yachet, is a good quality paint. If this is going on your front door, you have to be aware of any fading that may occur because it is a darker colour. Choose the best quality paint for a front door....See MoreVICTORIAN COASTAL FLOORS
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