I don't see cherry for this at door.

A Glossy door could be great

Here is Classic Burgundy from the same collection.

Thank you so much for taking the time to do this. I LOVE these.

I like a black, or a deep green.

Actually, I like the classic burgundy too, especially if you are going to tie that in with your plantings.

Your house is just beautiful, beautiful.

What it could teach those ugly, fugly mcmansions we see so much here!!

With the classic burgundy door you could add in some perennials and annuals with some red and or pink, interpersed in and around and in front of those rounded bushes. That would give you some more variety and interest.

Maybe even a tree with some red foliage. A Japanese maple? There are some dwarf types if you don't want a tall one and that would give you some dappled light and a bit of privacy in your public rooms in the front of the house.

We have some very talented landscape artists on Houzz, why not ask for some suggestions?

Of course, you didn't ask me either, but hey, that is what you get on Houzz, unsolicited advice, isn't it?

But it is all done with the best of intentions!

Glossy black or the Newburg Green.

I agree with loobab on the deep green. I was thinking a Hunter Green and yes to making it glossy, whatever colour you choose. On my screen, your beige trim has a green undertone to it. Pretty neutral and versatile.

The dormers and upper trim seem to be a gray/green color and the window frames are white. To my eye, the arched frame around the front door area seems this same color and the stained glass also appears a quite dark greenish tone, yet the window frames are quite white. Is this just the photo or are these colors accurate? Those 2 components bother me more than the door color, and I would like to address them first as a door color should be the finishing touch...to go with the rest of the home.

@Barbara Griffith

The trim is all beige. Around every window & door. The colors of the picture are misleading. The stained glass is clear with black ironwork.

Fine paints of Europe for a pretty glossy finish

Thank you for the explanation, photos can be so misleading regarding color. It is a classic home so I would paint the door the trim color and add 2 large round"ish", with short pedestals, pots on each forward corner of the porch filled with colorful flowering plants or a green shrub in winter (if you have winter). Also, possibly have a green plant that is taller and not too think, but can be trimmed, between each of the 2 windows that are on each side of the front door (like on the right side). Flashy front doors are not classic and this home truly is classic. How about larger classic lantern lights to replace the current pair on the front with a matching color tone large knocker. (everyone loves large knockers...sorry I couldn't resist.)

It is a beautiful home, keep it classy.

Two ideas.

Match the trim

A brick red, something like SW Flower Pot or SW Fired Brick.

Can’t you paint the door frame also ?