sliding glass door color

24 days ago

Can someone use AI to show me what options I have for the slider? Thinking white or stained a more natural color. Thank you

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Patricia Colwell Consulting
24 days ago
IMO the same as the rest of the windows is best so white . no need for AI
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WestCoast Hopeful
24 days ago
Agreed with white
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chispa
24 days ago
Another vote for white.
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Theresa Peterson
24 days ago
White. Solid yes on white:

- The door should match the window right next to it.

- Nothing else in the room is wood-tone, making it stand out in a negative way.

- The cabinets -- are they dark gray? -- aren't friends with wood tone.
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Design Fan
24 days ago
last modified: 24 days ago
White.

Upload a photo at one of the paint company sites and virtually paint the door white so you can see it.

The door and window trim with rosette corner blocks doesn’t match the look of your new kitchen. Consider a plainer wider trim.
cat_ky
24 days ago
I agree white. The stain on it now, clashes with everything. All trim, should be the same color, and yours is white. In any case, the door is now stained dark, so the only way to put a light stain on it is to completely strip and sand it to bare wood. Stain needs to be able to soak into the wood, and it cant do that with a finish under neath it.
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