May 2006 Weddings
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do you match your outdoor decor to your front door?
i posted this on D&R earlier:
currently our front door is brown, so it's neutral and matches all my wreathes and decor throughout the year. i want to paint our door a brick red, but i wonder, do you match your decor to your front door color? none of my outdoor decor would match a brick red door, but i just love the color...what are your opinions?
Re: do you match your outdoor decor to your front door?
I've never really thought about it to be honest. My door is a dark hunter green, but my storm door is all glass w/ white trim. As a whole my house is very green w/ white and black accents. Thinking about my wreaths or other things I hang on there, I guess I don't really worry about it "matching". But a lot of my wreaths are very natural looking (twiggy, leafy, flowery) and I think the green door goes well w/ natural type stuff. I will say that I do have some specific holiday stuff that is pretty colorful...my Easter decor is very pastel and looking at it you wouldn't think it would go well on a dark green door, but I think it looks fine.
If you want to paint your door red, I say go for it (nothing more classic than a red door!). I think as you buy wreaths or other door hangings or outdoor decor, you'll just naturally gravitate towards things that will look good w/ the red. I think that's why most of my stuff looks good on my door