Personally I don’t like the idea of the terracotta. It doesn’t work with the frame. I would be tempted to stain it so keep it timber coloured. Failing that a pale green would contrast nice against the frame and brickwork.

The glass you’ve had done is fabulous.

I think a sage green would look fab. First photo is Pigeon by Farrow & Ball which is actually darker than this photo although this show an indoor shot! otherwise a mid blue would look lovely.

Wow that’s gorgeous! I do love that colour, it’s just that two neighbours in a row have it, so as silly as it is I’d hoped to go for something different. Do you mind showing an example of mid blue? I’m never sure with the names of colours

Daisy - that was my first choice, but apparently the door is too scruffy and patched up with wood filler in places. It (and the stained glass) was saved from a skip

Here’s some mid blue, but I do like your teal sample too! Last pic is a teal shade.

The pigeon green is fab but if you cannot do that, how about a navy blue Colourtrend inkpot blue or f&b Hague Blue or I think f&b st Giles blue.

You could go for your clay ginger colour inside to match the glass. I think outside it might just blend in with the brick too much. I like the blue swatch you showed or a very dark navy?

Hi,

We love that your restoring it back to the original front door!

Little Greene brought out a selection of green paints a few years ago and within that collection there was a paint colour called Tea with Florence. It looks amazing with the brick colour of your house.

Best of luck with your project!