Never select colors on a computer screen.

I agree. That’s why I’m asking if anyone has “real life” pictures or recommendations from their experience. The samples in store and online aren’t very helpful.

I would choose the same color as the roof if thta bottom pic is the choice for your roof. I do not see any reason for a wood look on that house since I see no wood .

"When I looked at a sample in store I thought I was set on Barley"

That is selecting colors OFF a computer screen.

"but when I look at pictures online I’m worried it’s too dark and maybe Acorn would look better."

That is selecting colors ON a computer screen.

Select colors by comparing real life samples of the finishes with real life samples of the finishes.

The sample in store was just a picture on the wall. Not an actual door.

I should have clarified. It was just a print off hanging with all of the color options, similar to what’s on the website.

I’m trying to break up all of the white and black. Similar to this house. No wood accents but I think the wood door looks beautiful and more warm/inviting.

The issue is we are not seeing your home so very hard to have any idea what might look great. I have clients who but a cheap door in the size they need and wait until the whole home is almost done before getting a door . You do not even know the color for your siding or roof even. I need to see your house with all the choices already made then maybe I can help . I see adrawing of a house and then a picture of a house but not the one in the drawing and then a pic of a hoiuse that is similar but not the same .

I like the door you show, it looks good with the white windows and lighter roof - are you going with black windows and roof like your rendering?

Acorn, of the options. no black.

Thank you. I am doing black exterior windows, white interior. I’m pretty sure I’m leaning towards the acorn door and yes, a black roof but the stone will be lighter than the rendering. It will be like the other picture of stone I attached.

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