How about the door and shutters in Benjamin Moore Historical "Hale Navy HC-154"?

Grey shutters too. Dark Grey.

How about Cranberry?

I think a deep eggplant color door would make the gray stone and the white trim pop.

I would try to match the most copper shade of the stone for the front door. Either that or a deep grey. And I would leave the white trim white. It's a nice contrast. I think I'd go with dark grey shutters, but it looks fine with no shutters at all.

I think you should do either a gray or blue for both, but do them in two different tones. Maybe have the door be a darker tone with the shutters a lighter tone. Or vice versa. Try and stay with the colors of your exterior material (gray, blue, green, copper) but go with a different tone scheme to make them stand out.

I would go with the mustard yellow or a dark grey color in the stone or paint it a glossy black and keep the window trim white.

http://www.benjaminmoore.com/en-us/paint-color/poppy

http://www.benjaminmoore.com/en-us/paint-color/umbriared Looks good with Sierra Spruce & MilkyWay

http://www.benjaminmoore.com/en-us/paint-color/ryanred
with Clinton Brown & Cotton tail or MilkyWay

I'm with Beverly; like a gun metal gray with a bit of navy in it.

i also love the idea of an eggplant color that is vibrant . An IDEA for you to help you see what your colors will look like is to go to the paint store after you have selected colors online & get the actual small paper samples / swatches that have several shades of that color. Have a picture of your house with the front door cut out & slide your swatches to see which you like the best .

I agree with the majority and suggest Grey. How about checking out Benjamin Moore Asphalt. Would tie in nicely with the white, roof colour and your brick siding..Good Luck..

Shutters SW 6005 Folkstone ( a deep gray) and the front door the next step darker in that card, Black Bean SW 6006. in a high gloss.would be stunning and elegant. Best of luck!

for the door a burnt orange and the shutter a deep dark brown.

I be concerned that a grey would blend with the roof and walls, and offer no enhancement. I'm more with Lynne, Frances and Anina: I'd be thinking copper/orange/yellow families to complement those tones in the rock facade and the natural colors of the property.

Your home doesn't need shutters, it's beautiful as is.

A gorgeous classic house! Paint front door AND shutters a 'chameleon' shade like Farrow & Ball (from the UK) in Black Blue No.95, (in sunny areas, it is a deep rich green black!)..and leave sidelights and trims white ......then paint your garage door, and secondary man door beside it , in Farrow & Ball No.265 Manor House Gray, to tone in with stone, grout, and roof, and to be more 'quiet", remember the focal point should be your front door. In your garden, and flanking the front door bring in black iron planters with rusts , oranges, yellows, crimsons for plant material , to complement your copper coloured stones on the house, ....with a dark door, you can have such fun changing up a front door wreath with the seasons !! Other black garden accents like a black bench to sit on, and a black lamp post , and a crisp new house number sign and mailbox in black to finish it off! Congrats you really have done a great job, Patricia !!! Good Luck ~Sandra

HC 154 Hale Blue (Benjamin Moore) High Gloss

Navy with navy shutters

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White doors and windows are great, i would change the color of the roof into a dark grey

No shutters.....I like all the colours Frances Corwin suggested....also a bright yellow or a terra cotta....any of these colours will pop and make heads turn to look at your front door...beautiful home nice,curb appeal !!!!!

I like the coppery brown in the stone for the front door...do you really need the shutters? Perhaps just having the front door as the main focal point might be best. The bay window is lovely and you wouldn't want shutters on this so probably not on the other windows as well.

Please do not put shutters on your house. It will just add clutter to the sleek elevation to your house. Your new coloured door is all the statement you need to make.

We just went through this decision making process ourselves - similar house colors. We needed to choose from the "Gentek" colors, as that is what all the door manufacturers seem to use. We seriously considered a dark "midnight blue" or a dark "graphite" grey, but ended up going with a green "Mountain Arbor" that closely matches the present color of our shutters.

If you want the door to blend in paint it either a cool or warm gray, if you want it to stand out, you could try green, red or orange. Here are some Benjamin Moore colors, maybe one will inspire you :-)

Something like Benjamin Moore Symphony Blue 2060-10 might look nice. See swatch and I tried it out in Photoshop. The house looks great without shutters!

If changing the door 'were' an option , a stained wood with dark grey trim & shutters would look great..... But if painting, for a classic look , a dark grey - like Farrow & Ball Off Black 57 or Downpipe 26 (green undertone). For something more bold - teal like Kelly Moore Stieglitz fog or Peacock blue. http://www.mycolorstudio.com/?p=415862%7CDDD8C6%7CC0AF87%7C104A65&n=My+Palette

I agree shutters aren't necessary, the house is beautiful as is. If you do put the shutters up make them a pale color to add texture not color. I would choose your favorite color for the front door and let the entry to the house be a stand alone feature. I have similar natural stones and my front door is bright red. I like the bright pop of the red against the house.

I think the dark colors make the house quite formal where a bright color is inviting and understated. Also the darker the door the more dust you see on it.

Good luck.

Oh and I'd leave the frame and windows around the door, white.

We agree - sidelites and jamb should stay white. Paint only the slab itself. We think dark brown, grey, or "burnt orange" as @Bill Yockey mentioned should look very nice. Good luck on your project!

http://theinspiredroom.net/wp-content/uploads/2012/04/Orange-Door-and-Hello-Vinyl.jpg

Burnt Orange- nice twist on going toward red

Also create a bigger landing in front of door at ground level then accent it with some nice vertical plantings at the front corners. That will create the visual break and framing without using the shutters. The landing could also hold a couple of great planters closer to the front door for some color and architecture.

It's a beautiful home. I hope you choose a bright, happy, head turning color!

Red always makes a statement. Pick a tone of your liking. Think lipstick and the eighties.