First of all, I love the blue of this house! How stunning!
I would go with the walnut handrail in the front as well. I think for the front door you could go for a nice dark grey, to pull in some contrast with the lightness of the rest of the exterior.

Either type of railing would look fine, but I think the all-white would give a stronger beachy feeling. As for the front door, I'd paint, in another beachy color -- say, a faded light green, maybe a rusty tone.

Dark blue!

peacock blue!

HI --"Mermaid " by Benjamin Moore

or a sand tone.

Thanks Kevin I picked a dark night sherwin williams color similar to your 3rd pic which is dark grey w dark blue undertone. Excited to try tomorrow. Your pics were really helpful as we're all the comments. Also thanks Lindsay I am going to go w walnut handrail as well. will post update when complete. Thanks all comments on color very helpful

Orange!

I like the idea of a dark gray, or a crisp yellow for the front door. If you go with a dark door color, then I would opt for the walnut handrails. If you go with a light color for the door, I think that white would be nice on the rail. Best of luck!

I would suggest a white door, but paint the recessed panels a blue that is the same as the siding blue OR one shade darker/brighter. A matching blue on the treads of the steps also would look nice, along with a white handrail on each side.

Thanks I got a couple of samples and I am leaning toward the dark grey family on the front door with white spindles and a walnut handrail. I attached a sample pic. On the right it shows my blue siding with stone front. On the left is a sample paint color of grey and sample of the walnut handrail. Another consideration is “grey stain”. I am in process staining my oak staircase inside my home and I really love how weathered STAIN wood sample looks in the 2nd picture and thought maybe a stained grey door might be cool instead of painting it dark grey. My door is Stainable Fiberglass and or paintable. However, I can’t seem to find a “gel Stain” in this color family. All of the gel stains made for exterior are in brown family. Has anyone every used a Grey “stain” on an exterior fiberglass door? If so what brand AND OR Please give me thoughts or comments about the dark grey paint sample with walnut handrail?

If you use the walnut handrails I would paint the door to match the handrails and give it a nice shiny finish. Good luck :)

I too love the stain but realize it relies upon the wood tone as a base for the blue grays . . you might as well test it and see how it turns out. You can always paint over it.

Could you share the color blue of the exterior? Love it!

sorry for the delay in responding...the color is called bermuda blue...Certain Teed Siding...It really looks great and was a new color for spring so not many people had it in our area....

Beachy yet classy. Great choice! Thanks. I just bought a beach house in SC, so it helps to know what certain colors look like in reality rather than on a small sample. I stress out about these decisions for some reason.

What brand is the exterior color Bermuda Blue is from? I tried finding it but the one I saw from Benjamin-Moore is a dark blue. Thanks

Bermuda Blue ollaif . . . Definitely not Benjamin Moore . . . looks like this one: Martin Senour Paints 158-3 Bermuda Blue.

The color of the door should be a light baby pink it hoes well with the baby blue

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what color is the house ? looks nice

Hi The house is siding not paint. The siding color is called Bermuda blue.

Thank you for the siding color-- can I confirm that this is cedar impressions siding by Certainteed in bermuda blue? We are looking at it for our beach cottage as well! Your house is gorgeous - and I was so grateful to see this siding in nice clear photos :)

Yes correct and I was happy with it!! Good choice

We went with it as well. And we did a coral color door. Still under construction but here’s a pic