Dark brown or look at dragons breath or for red dinner party from Benjamin Moore

What about purple? It comes in so many different shades, and would really standout as being fun and different. Don't forget to paint the storm door white like your trim or even better the purple.In the sumer get a half basket planter and hang it with hooks from your railing. Fill it with purple flowers. It would be so cute!

I am feeling teal.

How about the color of the top of the house, then the door would ground the whole house

I think a great color for the front door would be deep AZURE BLUE ...such as Sherwin Williams 6495 Great Falls. Keep in mind tho that your door color should fit well into the color scheme of the room that you open the door in, the person at the door sees the door against the color of the room you enter.

I think the problem is the shade of green - this one is too dark. Green would be super if it came forward to the eye - http://www.benjaminmoore.com/en-us/paint-color/shadesofspring
the tan has an undertone that suggest it would be tricky with purple - kind of an eggplant tone could work. sw raisin but it will be dark again. With the white trim, you really need a lighter color pop. Blue greens are pretty too - you could test sw st. barts

Hi Kelly,
If you want your door to really attract some attention, I would recommend a fun burgundy like BM's Raisin Torte 2083-10.
Have fun!
Caroline :)
http://www.benjaminmoore.com/en-ca/paint-color/raisintorte

Hi Kelly......Look at BM Mozart Blue for your door.

Oh Kelly....please be adventurous..
I see ORANGE!
You can always search " orange"on pinterist for shades of inspiration .

I think a shade of burgundy would look nice, but one light enough so that it wouldn't just blend in with the other dark tone. Also, a dark terracotta could work.

I'm with dmspalding - a vibrant purple with a red undertone. Add containers at the entrance with hot purple and white flowers and lime green and bronze foliage.

I say red or blue like a robins egg or turquoise color. I had a red painted brick chimney when I had a house with that color of siding and I loved the pop of red against it. My current house has a red front door. But I have seen the robins egg & it's beautiful. A friend of mine has turquoise & I adore it too!

Go for the red - you know you want to

Three of the above for you to look at. Let me know if you'd like to see more.

The teal looks really good!

The blue is my favorite too! Although the red would look good if it was a richer/deeper shade.

Rina that is really co that you could let her sample door colors on her house! What editing software did you use?

deider - still loving the teal blue from your choices above.

Hello everyone. Deidrer -- a few years ago I acquired a passion for drawing imaginary rooms, so I taught myself to use the only thing I had -- which is good old Microsoft Paint. It's amazing what you can do with it if you want to, but it does take time. I ran out of rooms to draw but it's really nice to use it to be helpful. Kelly, are you leaning in any direction for your door?

I vote the teal/turquois!

Man Rina! That's great!! Wish I would've had that when I was trying to make decisions when we were building our house!! Everything turned out great but that could've saved me a lot of agony lol

TEAL TEAL TEAL!!

Lol. And I swore I'd never use that. English purist. But I love the enthusiasm for teal. I'm declining into evening and bedtime, and you lot are really wide awake. But the important thing, Kelly, is what you fancy. And if you'd like to see anything else ... see you in (my) morning. PS You have a little dream house.

burnt orange.....ochre....

Teal could work but you'd really have to get the right amount of warmth in it so it still talks to the beige/brown/ivory on the house and the green/gray of the concrete. Orange would be a better choice then teal ,imo, because you then have the complementary juxtiposition with the green of the landscaping just as you would with the purple. Bring in orange flowering plants and it all ties together.

Rina - I'm leaning a bit more to the red, but maybe a darker version? I love the images! The house looks a bit different now with everything in bloom. I'm not sure how it would work with our landscaping. Our garden contains pinks, purples, reds and blues. Mostly pinks though.

do you have a more recent picture? The house seems grayed out with the snow and winter haze. I bet it's more lively now.

Before - Brown / After - Red

Hmm, no, it doesn't seem to. Try again, a bit darker.

That's as good as it's going to get, it seems. I think you may mean the red in the second picture posted by Greenblott Landscape Design?

Raspberry Truffle, http://www.benjaminmoore.com/en-us/paint-color/raspberrytruffle

Bright, sunny, yellow

Kelly, the red door looks very cheery with your brown house. Since you have a lot of blooming flowers in pink and blue based tones, look for a red which leans toward blue rather than yellow. Exterior color needs to be darker than you realize because the sun can wash it out. A color such as Benjamin Moore's Roseate, 2078-10, should still appear red, but the pinks will love it too. Try it on a piece of foam core board, painting two coats on it. With Reds, you will need fewer coats if you step up in price and quality to Benjamin Moore's Aura exterior paint. Usually they sell a red foundation for the first coat in interiors; I don't remember if they do that also for exteriors. Aura also will last the longest and should be the best value in a deep rich color.

I say a deep charcoal grey. Or a deep red.

Teal blue, terracotta or what about bright leafy green?

I like that Raspberry Truffle color. It would probably look great with the flowers, and its light enough to not get lost in the other colors. Plus, it would be a nice splash of color during the winter months-kind of like the red berries that you often see on plants that bear them during the fall and winter months.

Here are some other ideas?

WOW! You all are amazing! I figured I'd get maybe one or 2 remarks. I do like that Raspberry Truffle color from Benjamin Moore. I think it would be great with the house color. I'm going to look in that direction and post a picture when I have it done (which will probably be later than sooner).... Thanks!!

The Raspberry Truffle is a gorgeous color, especially paired with the gray siding and dark trim. A red door is also symbolic of "welcome," so it would have both physical and mental curb appeal!

Red, definitely RED!

Teal, but just a little darker, have you tried Ben Moore, Yorktowne green?

definitely red!

Yes red! And put a lovely pot of red geraniums on your patio in a white pot! Will be welcoming and friendly :)

It might not be the door at all. Plus during the summer, you coordinate your flowering plants by growing deep red bloomers.

What color did you end up with? Would love to see a pic! :)

Green.

Take a look at Ben Moore AF-300, dinner party. It is a darker red that I have put on a lot of front doors and have loved them. Worth a quick look!

Hi there Kelly, what is the base color of your house. I have a flip that has dark brown trim and like the color of your house. What front door color did you end up going with? Thanks.

cjnorvell, What color did you paint your front door? The dark brown trim and tan color sound like my house. I am trying to decide on a door color as well. Thanks.