To be frank, unless you leave your front door hanging open during the day and you want to keep out bugs, there really isn't any point to a storm door. Leave it off.

It seems like there is quite a bit of space between the storm and the door, it may look strange without it, like its missing...It won't be flush with the exterior.. I love how colonials look without them and we don't use this door very often.

I too would love a red front door, but we are getting a new storm and it doesn't come in a decent red. I like the storm to match the front door (otherwise the door looks small). We like to keep the front door open for the light so we are going with a black door and black storm. Oh well....

My door is currently black, I was hoping for a change but black looks stunning too, just more serious. We bought the house last year and a red door would be a nice change to make it our own...

Generally, I like it when storm doors are painted the same color as the front door. It helps to make it disapear. However if you get a really good one with a white or black factory finish, you might just want to leave it that way.

A black door is always stunning! If you have to use a storm, use a black one to match, or try a retractable screen door, such as Phantom. This would give the best of both worlds.

Try Valspar's Grandma's Cherry Pie.

I believe I read a post on Houzz where the author said that this door color is Heritage Red by Benjamin Moore.

I would think it should not be the same color as the exterior, unless the exterior is white or a stain. If the exterior is another color (like red) then I'm thinking the interior should be white or a stained wood.

I have a bright red door, like this one, and I'm just not sure where to end the red. I haven't seen a lot of examples that show details.

the inside of the door should match the interior colors. in the northeast, where I see a lot of red doors, they almost always paint the inside of the door white