A front door flanked with two matching planters is a classic look. Improve your curb appeal, with 20+ Front Door Ideas for your exterior.
There is something so classic and timeless about a front door flanked with matching planters on each side. These front door ideas will boost your curb appeal and give your home a fresh look.
Maybe I’m into timeless style as of late? Just like classic {and affordable} Subway Tile, you can update your front porch with basic materials at a reasonable price. With a can of paint and a couple planters, you are well on your way to a lovely, new, front entry. Check out these 20+ front door ideas for inspiration.
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Neutral Front Doors
If you aren’t a big fan of bright colors for the front of your home, these neutrals are a great start.
Black Front Door Ideas
Black is a classic, and simple, choice for a front door. I especially like black doors with red brick exteriors.
Red Brick Exterior, Black Doors, Black Planters // Fixer Upper
It goes with just about anything and it makes an impact due to its deep color.
Painted Brick Exterior, Red Brick Porch, Black Door, Black Planters // Nest of Posies
Of course, black plays well with many other colors and textures besides brick.
Taupe Siding, Black Door, Grey Planters // Provident Home Design
White Siding, Black Door, Blue Planters // Historical Concepts via Provident Home Design
Gray Front Door Ideas
If black feels too intense for your home, charcoal or deep gray is a great option. In this post, find a farmhouse, traditional, and modern home with gray front doors and coordinating outdoor accessories.
White Siding, Charcoal Door, Wood Planters // Restoration Hardware via Nine & Sixteen Home
You’ll achieve the same high contrast look, but in a softer way.
Cream Siding, Grey Door, Concrete Planters // via Leah Richardson
White Front Doors
A white front door is a neutral option that won’t be the focal point. Do you like muted exteriors surrounded by the lush greens of nature? A white door might be the perfect choice for your home. In this post, find a traditional, coastal, and minimalist home with white front doors and coordinating outdoor accessories.
White Siding, White Door, Concrete Planters // BHG
Wood Front Doors
A stained wood door creates a warm feel and traditional style.
Painted Brick, Wood Door, Concrete Planters // via Bluegrass and Boxwood
White Stucco, Wood Door, Black Planters // Fixer Upper
Each home photo with a wood door is from either Fixer Upper or Magnolia. So, if you love Joanna’s decorating style, a wood door might be the perfect choice for your front entry.
Blue-Grey Siding, Wood Door, Concrete Planters // Magnolia
Colorful Front Door Ideas
If you want to do something more interesting or bold with your front door, choose a color. The choices are as numerous as the colors in the rainbow.
Red Front Doors
Painted Brick, Red Door, Orange Planters // Keep Calm and Drink Diet Coke
Red.
Brick Exterior, Red Door, Concrete Planters // My Pink Life
Yellow Front Doors
Grey Siding, Yellow Door, Concrete Planters // Creatively Living via Hometalk
Deep Yellow.
White Siding, Yellow Door, Black Planters // Colour Saturated Life
Green Front Doors
Kelly Green.
White Stucco, Green Door, Blue Planters // Southern Living
Chartreuse Green.
White Siding, Green Door, Grey Planters // via This Old House
In this post, find 3 different style homes with green front doors and coordinating outdoor accessories.
Blue Front Doors
Grey Blue.
Painted Brick Exterior, Brick Porch, Grey-Blue Door, Black Planters // Cote De Texas
Sea Blue.
Grey Siding, Sea-Blue Door, Mustard Planters // Suburban
Cobalt Blue.
White Siding, Blue Door, Blue Planters // Southern Living
Pink Front Doors
Pink. In this post, check out 3 different shades of pink front doors and coordinating outdoor accessories.
Painted Brick Exterior, Brick Porch, Pink Door, Metal Planters // Look, Linger, Love
Purple Front Doors
Would you have ever considered a purple, pink or yellow door? They are out-of-the-box choices and can be a dose of personality for your home. The front entry is a visitor’s first introduction to your family. If you have a house filled with bright and bold personalities, don’t be afraid to choose an unexpected color for your door.
Brick Exterior, Purple Door, Grey Planters // Doriddle
When you add a set of matching planters, you can bring in another color with the plants that you choose. Painting a door isn’t a big project — and neither is filling up a set of pots with soil. This is a very doable weekend project, that can update the exterior of your home.
So, I’m curious. Which color front door is your favorite and why? Comment your answer below.
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Susan Shea
Wednesday 19th of February 2020
There is a picture with the aqua door with the black awning about. Could you tell me where the awning came from? Thanks.
Lynn
Tuesday 6th of July 2021
@Lora Green, could you tell me the paint color name for the purple door? Love it! Thank you
Lora Green
Monday 24th of February 2020
Great question! Isn't that a beautiful awning? It is from an exterior makeover by Cote de Texas - https://cotedetexas.blogspot.com/2016_05_23_archive.html. She may be able to provide the manufacturer of the actual awning.
Angela Tolsma
Monday 13th of June 2016
That purple door is seriously amazing!! Though if I ever get a house, I'd probably go neutrals, sticking to black...
craftivitydesigns@gmail.com
Wednesday 15th of June 2016
No kidding. It looks incredible, but I couldn't ever go that bold.
Wendy Tomlinson
Monday 13th of June 2016
Some really nice ideas. I really like the blue doors.
craftivitydesigns@gmail.com
Wednesday 15th of June 2016
Blue is always my favorite of anything, lol :)
Taylor Mobley
Monday 13th of June 2016
I love all these front doors! I'm excited to have my own door to decorate.
craftivitydesigns@gmail.com
Wednesday 15th of June 2016
Aren't they gorgeous? So much inspiration!
Cassandra
Monday 13th of June 2016
I love the ferns and the lavender! these are all so pretty - making me look forward to the day I have a house!
craftivitydesigns@gmail.com
Wednesday 15th of June 2016
I love a set of ferns for the front porch. We usually hang ours, but they look great in the planters.