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Elmbrae Transitional Entry, Devon

Traditional front door of this stylishly remodelled Victorian Villa in Sunny Torquay, South Devon Colin Cadle Photography, Photo Styling Jan Cadle
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Inspiration for a transitional entryway remodel in Devon with a blue front door — Houzz

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Susanne Elliott Manner wrote:
I would love to know the door color too. Please does anyone know?
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Charlene Hohulin

My front door looks similar. I used blue metal, (Behr paint) as suggested by someone on HOUZ.

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Sarah Scheuermann

Thanks for sharing!

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lissie723 wrote:
What color is front door
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yvonnegw

Its a lovely colour - I have tried so many on my door and cant seem to get the right one


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pkatzzz

The photo stylist mentioned this is Farrow and Ball Pigeon

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Sarah Sweeney wrote:
what kind of lights are used by the door?
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Hi, I was the photo stylist for this property but did not fit this exterior lights. The look like fairly standard pendant lamps - obviously for outdoor use. A local lighting supplier will probably be able to identify something similar for you. Good Luck Jan Cadle

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aine43 wrote:
Colour - What colour is this door ?
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Hi, I was the photo-stylist for this property and this is a paint from Farrow and Ball - I believe it is Pigeon. However, please be aware when trying to match colours to things you have seen in magazines and on the internet. The colour of the actual paint will differ according to number of coats of paint applied to the surface and if undercoat was used. Other colours in the room or adjacent will reflect in a pale colour and the light conditions in the room will also affect the tone. Colours can change again when you view them printed - like in a magazine and will view differently on individual monitors depending how they are calibrated. The only sure fire way to get the colour you want is to get some samples from a good paint company - can highly recommend Little Greene - and Farrow and Ball whose paints have a high pigment. Apply a small amount to the surface and wait for it to dry. Try it on different surfaces and check it at different times of day as it will look different depending on the way the light falls. Jan Cadle

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Claire Scicluna wrote:
ral colour of the door please? thanks - May you please provide me, if at all possible, with the ral colour used for the door? Thanks
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eileenmoore wrote:
where do you get this kind of hardware ( center knob )
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Marlene Allison wrote:
Love door colour .... - Can you tell me what the door colour is?
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