Colour scheme

Gunter & Co Interiors on Instagram: "Doors are somewhat of a signature detail we like to obsess about - they should never be an afterthought, and you don't necessarily have to paint them white (although if it works with your overall scheme, go for it). A few options we like to play around with. Consider painting them the same colour as your walls. This will create a more uniform look that gives the impression of a larger space. Alternatively, you could paint doors lighter or darker than your walls, depending on the effect you wish to create. For instance, go darker than your walls to add contrast and create a cosy atmosphere. In my own bedroom, I picked out a complementary colour from the fabulous Lewis & Wood wallpaper and used it on the door. The colour we chose is a powdery blue fro

a wooden door in a white room with the words true do's and don'ts

Trim And Interior Door Colors

Interior Doors Stained With White Trim

Different Color Door And Trim

Casing Around Doors

Painted Inside Doors Ideas

Updating Old Interior Doors

Hallway With Colored Doors

Trim Color Transition

Stained Doors And Trim

Krafted Renovations® on Instagram: "⚡️PAINT YOUR DOOR 2 DIFFERENT COLORS!!⚡️ Volume 🆙 or Read ⬇️ Heck yes we are telling you it’s OKAY to have the door one color on the outside and a completely different color on the other! But how will that transition look you might be wondering? ✨✨ Well we’re here to tell you! ✨✨ 1️⃣ From the outside, you paint everything from the door over the same semi gloss color as the rest of the house’s casing and baseboards 2️⃣ Then, once the door is opened, you start the transition of the new paint color where the backside of the door lands over into the inside of the room’s door jam & casing 3️⃣ For this example, the doors are stained, but the same goes for the door color as well- one side can be light and the other can be dark! (Painted or stained 😉