Front Doors

It's like an allergy.  Every spring, I start itching to change the color of my front door. Something to do with the freshness of the season, I guess, and thinking about flowers.

I don't know if I will move away from my current black or not, but I've been collecting inspiration.  Check it out...

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I love a front door with a lot of glass.

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If I were a purple girl, this would be fantastic...

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Blue, in every shade, is always a good choice...

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I'll save this next one for my beach cottage (Ha!)...

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Doesn't this next one just say, "come on in to my really homey home"?

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Yup.  I'll take the next one.

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I think that your front door should work with your interior, no matter if it opens into a foyer or a living space.

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All of these are sooooo pretty...

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  You know I had to throw in an orange one...

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In New England, I swear the number one front door color is red -- from Talbot's red to brick to burgundy to terracotta red.  To my fellow New Englander's -- would you agree?

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I haven't decided yet, but I must say, I DO love a classic black door.  Especially when it's dressed for spring...

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I would love to know -- is there a dominant front door color where you live?

Talk to you soon,
Carol