This reminds me of that house that had two front doors from having been a duplex; remember that one? If there's a main door and French doors on the same facade, there's nothing wrong with having the front door in a distinctive color to act as a signpost. If they are old french doors with super-narrow stiles then all the more reason to treat them with the window sash color. Casey

So for East facing, you can use green or brown colors. If you plan on keeping the rest of your house colors as is, then I would change your door to a brown color. It will help give your house a "pop" of color, update it to modern, but also keep the charm of your green and creme color scheme. Here is an example of a brown modern door that would block out all light: [https://www.houzz.com/photos/ada-st-strathfield-contemporary-entry-sydney-phvw-vp~11156407[(https://www.houzz.com/photos/ada-st-strathfield-contemporary-entry-sydney-phvw-vp~11156407) This brown door would let SOME light in: [https://www.houzz.com/photos/the-allandale-by-crestview-doors-midcentury-exterior-austin-phvw-vp~33831[(https://www.houzz.com/photos/the-allandale-by-crestview-doors-midcentury-exterior-austin-phvw-vp~33831) I hope this helps!

Hi there - thank you for posting! For some added curb appeal, definitely update the color of the garage, front door and two peaks in the front. Make the peaks a fresh, bright white like PPG's Delicate White. The front door and garage door would benefit from a nice, rich navy/gray - like PPG's Silver Blueberry. Best, Meghan

When we bought the house. I always thought the house had no curb appeal terrible landscaping . Id like the house to pop. *welcome sign is no longer there* will be getting new service door and windows. Garage door color is a dark brown. Thank you