Painted screen doors

All of the exterior elements of your house combine to create curb appeal. Don’t let an old, unsightly aluminum screen door destroy your home’s otherwise attractive appearance. Painting your door to match the rest of your trim will help it blend in.

Screen doors are prone to all sorts of damage from outside elements and wear and tear resulting from daily usage. Metal-based screen doors can rust over time, and wooden screen doors can fade or chip over time–both can look unsightly when they do. A painted screen door can make your door look completely brand-new, adding […]

This metal exterior door paint makeover will have you running to the hardware store for paint. The metal door we painted is in our carport.

See how you can update your old metal screen door with a few steps. This simple and affordable DIY will make a big impact.

You can easily paint both wooden and metal screen doors. All you need is some primer, paint, and a brush. To get started, prop open your door and wipe it down with a cleaning solution. Then, apply an even layer of primer to your door, let...

Let's talk front door color! Here are 10 gorgeous front door colors and their paint names, including Behr and Benjamin Moore hues like like Wythe Blue, Hale Navy, Wrought Iron & more.

My painted storm door didn't chip or peel. I painted it the same color as the front door. I used primer and latex paint and the door looks great.

A front door may not take up much room, but it can do a lot to impact the curb appeal of a house. At the home of interior designer Katherine Thewlis—who blogs at Hausmatter—the front door was definitely not pulling its weight. “The original 1970s storm door, sconce, and number sign had never been updated,” Katherine says. That meant that they were sporting very 1970s touches, like ruffled edges on the door—and the dulled finishes were looking not-so-welcoming.

Friends don't let friends have boring front doors. Be sure to pin this graphic to share these colorful inspiring doors with your friends!