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How to Choose the Perfect Colour for Your Internal Doors

Steve Gilford January 11, 2023 3 min read
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When it comes to choosing the best color for your internal doors, there are a few things to consider to ensure that you make the right choice. Not only do you want the color to complement the overall aesthetic of your home, but you also want to ensure that it provides the right amount of contrast and makes your space feel cohesive.

First and foremost, it’s important to consider the existing color scheme of your home when selecting the color for your interior doors. This means taking into account the colors of your walls, floors, and other key elements in each room. For example, if you have a neutral color scheme with pale gray walls and light wood floors, a deep navy blue or forest green door might look striking and add some visual interest to the space. On the other hand, if your walls are painted a bold color like red or orange, you might want to opt for a more neutral door color like white or beige to help balance things out.

Another thing to keep in mind is the size of the room. In smaller rooms, lighter colors can help to make the space feel more open and airy. On the other hand, in larger rooms, darker colors can help to add a sense of intimacy and warmth.

Lighting in the Room

When choosing a color for your internal doors, it’s also important to take into account the lighting in each room. Natural light plays a big role in how colors are perceived, so you want to make sure that the color you choose will look its best in the space.

For example, if a room has a lot of natural light, a light-colored door will look bright and fresh, whereas, in a room with limited natural light, a darker door may be more appropriate to create a cozy atmosphere.

Your Personal Style

Ultimately, the most important factor to consider when choosing a color for your internal doors is your own personal style. Whether you prefer a classic look or something more modern, the color you choose should reflect your taste and make you happy. Some of the most popular door colors are white, black, and wood stains, but feel free to choose any color that is meaningful to you, like a classic red door or a bold yellow door, to add personality to your home.

Tips to Help You Choose the Best Colour

· Take a sample of the color with you when you’re shopping for doors so that you can see how it will look in the space before you make a final decision.

· Don’t be afraid to mix and match colors. For example, you might choose white doors for the bedrooms and a deep navy blue for the bathrooms to add some visual interest.

· Consider the door’s function. For example, if the door leads to a room where you’ll be doing a lot of work, such as a home office, you might want to choose a color that will help to create a calm and focused atmosphere, like a pale blue or green.

To sum up, choosing the best color for your internal doors is a combination of personal taste, the existing color scheme in your home, and the lighting in the room. Consider these factors when making your decision, and don’t be afraid to mix and match colors to create a look that is truly unique to your home. Finally, remember to choose a color that you truly love because you’ll be looking at it every day.

Steve Gilford

Steve is a home design and renovator from Pennsylvania, who loves finding creative solutions to solve challenging home design problems. Steve went to the University of Pennsylvania with a double major in Architecture and Civil Engineering. After graduating, he worked as an independent contractor doing interior renovations, before starting his own business specializing job site management and project management on larger projects including entire house designs.

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