15 Favourite Front door colours

Talk about a progressive palette! Not too yellow and not too orange, this colour is more like a shade of pumpkin. When paired with a white exterior paint and black door frame, the intensity of Apricot Wine just explodes and adds passion, warmth and an inviting feel.

Even the muted tones of the Glacial Blue stand out on a neutral facade. It evokes a relaxed vibe to be found within and beckons visitors to step in. Add a decorative glass for an elegant and striking feature panel to uplift the interior.

Whether your exterior wall is a splash of white, a brick wall, or a charcoal grey, add some panache and liven it up with a bright Never change, Charles green door. Your door is sure to be the bright spot in the neighbourhood.

A vintage front door in black makes a big statement. If the black is a bit too much for you, try a deep Suffragettes for a softer shade of black. Define the trim of your home entrance with a shade of white, and you have a striking entry door ready to impress visitors. Double doors have become a popular feature in Australian homes and have their own charm and grandeur. It is classy, pretty, and nicely complements any accessories you place in your foyer.

There is something about the allure of the red door. It is a great way to contrast the muted exterior wall colours of the house and a fresh green landscape. Whether you want a formal-looking door or a cosy cottage door look, Heritage Red adds magic. This paint colour goes well with all door accessories, whether you pair it with a brass door handle for an antique look or a modern pull handle.

The colour simply looks rich and beautifully frames all sorts of decorative hardware. The Blue Cardigan colour looks more vibrant with the light bounces of its glossy finish. It works best when used with a neutral home exterior.

Add another design element to your front porch with an elegant hand-forged wrought iron door. It adds a sense of security and enhances the look of your home. Paint it in White pearl to exude a friendly and inviting ambience, while a coat of White King Rust Guard® will ensure a long-lasting colour finish.

If you are looking for a high-impact neutral look that works with a wide of home exteriors and interiors, black or charcoal is your colour. A black or charcoal front door make your home look classy and refined. Feeling Dark black is a sophisticated, bold colour you cannot go wrong with

The earthy Sicilian Ocean Teal coloured front door modestly stands out in its surroundings. This colour fuses warm hues and cool hues, creating a well-balanced, charming look. It works both for both modern and traditional homes.

White is still the popular choice across Australia, and it sure makes a powerful statement. The Cottage cream goes well with almost any exterior or interior paint colour.

The Pink Sky is a fanciful choice for front door colours. It brightens up the exterior of your home and adds a touch of whimsy. This shade of coral goes well with almost any front porch décor — add a potted plant, a climbing vine, or hang a copper lamp from the ceiling to complete the look. 

Almost everything teal looks appealing, retro and playful. Paint your front door Havana Memories for a coastal appeal, and you will surely draw any passerby's eye.  

If you have a strong affinity for nature and your home interiors have an earthy and rustic vibe, then bare hardwood is the way to go. The timber wood door brings natural warmth to the front of your home. Pair it with a brass lantern and brushed metal hardware for a rustic and timeless look for your front porch.

The muted grey is an excellent choice to go with the white exterior of the house. Trying to remain calm grey gives you many options for choosing door accessories and decorations. The grey colour is not just a mixture of black and white, try out Monster Leaf Green or Swiss Blue.