Choosing colours for Edwardian, Victorian and Georgian front doors Choosing a distinctive colour for your period front door is a great way to personalise your home without needing to alter the façade of your property. It can make an inviting first impression and give your home instant 'kerb appeal'. Find Georgian front doors at Lowe's today.
Shop front doors and a variety of windows & doors products online at Lowes.com. Even though authentic Georgian doors are usually painted black, many front doors have been painted with bright, vibrant colours. This creates a cheerful, welcoming feel, which ties in nicely with the reserved look of Georgian entrances.
Made from high-quality wood, our Georgian front doors reflect the style and opulence of the period. Every door we create is completely bespoke to your property. Shop traditional Georgian-style doors with contemporary finishes & glazing options in standard & custom sizes.
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Explore and customise our selection of Georgian style doors today. Georgian front doors historically sported neutral tones, predominantly black or white. However, contemporary interpretations of Georgian style doors offer a diverse array of colour choices, spanning from subtle pastel hues to vibrant primary shades.
We design and manufacture bespoke, solid Georgian front doors with a range of panelling and moulding options, as well as Georgian front doors with a range of glazing options. By combining traditional joinery with modern colours and security features we create unique period front doors that truly stand out in the street. The door furniture consists of a large brass or chrome knocker and a round door knob.
Georgian doors are always painted in classic colours of black, dark blue and red. Perhaps the most famous example of a Georgian door is Number 10 Downing Street. An original Georgian front door can be replaced with a composite panel door, or a new wooden door.
Historically, Georgian front doors were often painted in bold, contrasting colours to make a strong visual statement. Popular colours included deep reds, greens and blacks.