No, they don't all have to be the same color. I would paint the front door something really vibrant, like red, so it stands out. Then paint the other doors something complementary (but not matching) that is a little more subtle so they don't steal the show from the front door.

No, paint those doors the same color as the siding so they blend. The front door is supposed to be the star and have the accent color IMO.

My house has a red front door and the other doors are painted the same color as our trim to blend in, kind of like Denita's recommendation. It looks great and the front door really pops.

I would paint the front door an eye-catching color. I would paint the other doors and the trim around them the same color as the siding so they "disappear."

Thank you for comments!

What Color would I paint my Door to match with Midnight Blue Siding

I have the same question sandra_farr_2

I'm painting my front door sun dried tomato red but I really want my back door a dark color too, like a chocolate brown. We live out in the country and most people use our back door. Good idea or bad? Open to suggestions

Paint any door that is not the front door the color of the trim.

Hi Cindy it's really a matter of what makes you happy. If the back is brick to the chocolate brown should work great where as white on your house would look horrible. Alot of in general rules being thrown around here but it's really a case by case thing.

I agree with a dark brown color would work great

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On this topic, painting our traditional 1766 colonial Benjamin Moore Hazy Skies with white trim and black front door/shutters. People only enter through the back door....any recommendations? Not sure I love the idea of painting the door the same color as the siding which would narrow options down to painting it black or same white as the trim....thoughts? Many thanks!!!

What if you have two front doors that aren’t in the same door frame??