What's colour is your front door?

Davesnave

There's this site where one can almost match an expensive paint colour with something more MSE.....
https://www.e-paint.co.uk/Colour_alternatives.asp?cRange=Farrow%20and%20Ball&cRef=26&metallic2=False&cDescription=Down%20pipe

Of course, people are going to say there's more to it than that. I agree; about £50 a tin more!

Confirmed Dulux Trade man, me.

pandora205

I'm going to buck the trend as mine is red! Mind you it was painted years ago and could do with a repaint, so I may change it though it's unlikely to become purple as it has a glass pane with a red and green rose design.

pollypenny

I'm contemplating painting our boring white uPVC door sage green to match the garage door.

It's 17 years old, so if painting doesn't work, it's a new one.

lindens

Mine was here when we moved in. It's a composite door so comes ready-coloured i believe. It's navy blue (yawn). As it's a Victorian/Edwardian stone terrace I would choose something more like a F&B colour, and relaxing as one poster said above

LandyAndy

It's oak coloured, being made of oak.

victoriavictorious

C. late georgian cottage - currently unpainted oak door, shortly to be F&B Inchyra Blue.

d0nkeyk0ng

Ours is a "sand dune" colour. It's warmer than cream, but not yellow or orange. Almost like very milky tea.

dboswell

What were the typical door and joinery colours for a 1901-1914 house?

scrappy_doo1

White,well it is UVPC