You live along beautiful 30A, but if you’re not located very near the beach you can still conjure some beach vibes with the exterior color of your home. But…maybe painting your house in a pigment that inspires board shorts and flip-flops isn’t in your budget. No worries. The color of your front door can make enough of a statement to keep you feeling the sun on your shoulders and your feet in the sand every time you turn the knob. Here are a few colors to consider.
Aqua
You can’t go wrong with aqua. It’s as cool as the ocean breeze and is a coastal color that has no rival. Call it blue-green, turquoise, or teal—the truth is, it’s a little bit of them all. Then again, so is the ocean.
Seafoam Green
Seafoam says it all. This color falls within the spectrum of green and blue hues found throughout the ocean—especially in translucent waves as they crest and curl in the sunlight before crashing into frothy pools.
Coral
Coral ecosystems beautify the ocean floor, and an entryway clad in a salmon-colored version brings the ocean right to your front door. Coral isn’t intense, but it delivers enough of a pop to grab your attention. At the same time it has a soothing quality that puts you at ease. Few colors can pull that off.
Tangerine
You won’t find many colors that deliver a bigger burst of energy than tangerine orange. Tangerine conjures a cheery vibe that says “no worries.” This citrusy hue pairs well with sky blue.
Yellow
Bright like the sun, who can look at the color yellow and not smile? It wakes up the eye and it’s sure to brighten your mood and outlook.
Classic White
No color looks fresher and cleaner than white, and there’s something so liberating about a white door. It’s carefree and unfettered—kinda like a day at the beach.
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