what style double door do i need?
what style double door do i need?the feature wall will be painted the house colour (white with greyish tinge)would the new door look good painted a teal blue colour ...oceanic
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Comments (10)With the style of the house, I would leave the door as it is or paint it white. If you'd love a pop of colour, maybe you can put a couple of white chairs with bright-coloured cushions. Or if you still want to paint the door, I would go with aqua or bright red as melf99 had suggested....See MoreShould I go black sliding door or am I confusing styles?
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3 months agoIf you paint the beams above door and the posts of the pergola black it would look wonderful with your house colour, adding black furniture and planters for a beautiful look. that would look great.
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thank you Julie..the colour of the beams is the same as other stainbed timber on poolside ..
im including photo of inside and the poolside ..if you dont mind more thoughts
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thank you Julie..the colour of the beams is the same as other stainbed timber on poolside ..
im including photo of inside and the poolside ..if you dont mind more thoughts
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I think something with more glass would look great and bring the outside in.
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Julie Herbert