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These colours suit more traditional homes, like cottages or Victorian terraces, with woodgrains, timeless reds, and neutral tones that compliment classic exteriors.

Natural woodgrains and earthy greens work well for rustic properties or heritage homes, preserving a connection to the environment and traditional craftsmanship.

Sleek grey, deep blacks, and earthy neutrals offer a sophisticated and minimalist look for contemporary homes, especially for those with sharp, clean architectural lines.

Soft greens and blues are perfect for country cottages or homes with a charming, rural aesthetic, giving a welcoming and traditional vibe.

For homeowners who want their door to stand out, these bold, vibrant colours make a striking statement, bringing personality and energy to the exterior.

Pair deep reds with brick or stone exteriors, rustic reds with woodgrain textures add charm and warmth, while bright reds work well against neutral tones like grey or white.

Whether you’re looking to inject colour into a neutral exterior or complement a more eclectic palette, orange offers a playful yet sophisticated finish that’s guaranteed to turn heads.

Yellows offer a radiant, joyful hue that brings instant warmth and personality to any home.

From soft, earthy tones to darker greens, add a dash of personality to your home. Perfect for country cottages, homes with a rural aesthetic, and modern builds, green offers a welcoming and traditional vibe, whilst preserving a connection to nature and the environment.

Whether you live in a cosy cottage, a sleek new build, or a period property, a blue composite door can elevate your exterior.

Deep blacks offer a sophisticated and minimalist look for contemporary homes, especially for those with sharp, clean architectural lines.

Sleek greys, and earthy neutrals offer a sophisticated and minimalist look for contemporary homes, especially for those with sharp, clean architectural lines.

From charming cottages to sleek urban homes, a white composite door adds instant kerb appeal.

Natural woodgrains and earthy browns work well for rustic properties, heritage homes, cottages or Victorian terraces, preserving a connection to the environment and traditional craftsmanship with neutral tones that compliment classic exteriors.