Inside of my front door is white - which is my trim color. If all the trim in the house wasn't white...well, the door would still probably be white. The outside sides of my doors are dark red, so I don't think I'd need two colors on one door.

I recently starting thinking about painting the kitchen doors another color (grey-blue? dark greeny-aqua?). What color are you thinking? What colors do you have in the house already?

Ours matches our trim as well, but I have to admit, when we bought our home a couple year ago, it had a really ugly red door as well. It was pretty much a lost cause so we replaced it. I took this when the new door was being installed, we've left it white on both sides and I absolutely love this door. The change made a world of difference on both the inside and outside!

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Ours is a deep gorgeous red, inside and out. These are not the best shots to show off the rich colour, but you get the idea.

Our front door is black on the outside (to match the shutters) and white on the sides & inside (to match the doors & trim on the inside). In our neighborhood, if you want to change the outside color you have to get approval from the HOA.

Elizpiz,

LOVE your red door!!! That looks fabulous!

I think it depends on the other colors of your entryway. I painted my door Modern Studio (Cream color by RL), it brightens up the whole area, especially because my foyer is painted a grey/green tone. I really like the combination.

Elizpiz's red door does look gorgeous and making me think red all over again. Our door's currently creamy white, my trim color, because the particular green we started the outside with was a goof and we have to redo it eventually. When I get around to it, though, it will be its own, fairly bright color to set it off. It just seems appropriate in our case for it to be a focus in the foyer as well as outside.

Mine was always a walnut stain to match the woodwork. Over the years it got pretty scratched up from the dog jumping up on it so we painted it a dark brown to blend with the woodwork. Now I can just touch up the paint when it gets scratched.

Mine is the same shade of white as my interior doors and my trim. The outside is black.