Your Front Door Color Says YOU ARE:

Blue-
Shown to be the most popular color in many studies, a blue front door signals that the homeowner views his or her home as a place of refuge — calm, serene, and relaxing, the perfect retreat from an often harsh and demanding world.

Green-
Green is another popular color for the front door, and with good reason. Psychologically speaking, green connotes health, safety, tranquility, and harmony, all highly desirable attributes for the home environment.

Black-
Those who paint the front door black are communicating something entirely different about their homes. A black front door projects strength, sophistication, power and authority, indicating to all who enter or even passerby that the home is a serious place inhabited by a person of substance.

Red-
Regarded as a powerful “punch” color, red is the color of passion. By painting the front door red, the homeowner is saying that the home within is a vibrant place, full of life, energy and excitement.

Brown-
Whether painted or stained, a brown front door looks natural and organic, but it can send mixed messages in terms of color psychology. On the one hand, brown conveys warmth, stability and reliability, positive attributes all, but certain darker shades of brown signal a desire for privacy, even isolation.

Boy you can find Psyco Babble anywhere … this was in a Newsletter from Debbie Zimmer of the Paint Quality Institute.