Orange? I love yellow doors too, but I'm thinking it could be difficult to pull off with the siding color. Orange and blue are complimentary colors so that could work. What about raspberry? Not red, but not too pink?

Why not yellow? Blue and yellow is a very classic combo. I'd make it a bold cheery color yellow. ;)

I think yellow would look great on your house.
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Thanks for posting that pic - anyone know how to photo shop different colors in?

Oh, forgot to add - on my monitor, the siding color is coming off WAY more baby blue than it is in real life. Our actual color is more of a slate/ grayish blue. Not nearly as "baby boy nursery" blue as the pic would suggest.

I've loved my yellow front door for nearly seven years. (!!!) It glows a welcome during the gray days of winter and blends with all the green and color during the summer.
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This is a fall photo--lots of out of control greenery and faux fall leaves...

I think yellow would be great. If the shade you pick has the same undertones as the paint you have on house it will match. A good way to figure this out is to get a bunch of paint chips (or paint samples painted on a sample board if the chips are too small )then hold them up to the house paint until you find a match. Hopefully it will be a yellow that appeals to you.
BTW, HappyinTX (I am happy here too :) Your yellow door inspired me to go ahead and paint my door purple. I'd love to see what color your door is now. The yellow was fabulous.

My door is still yellow, but I've been dreaming of a plum portal lately....

Good choice! LOL!

Black.....shiny black!

I love yellow doors too. Oh wait, mine is yellow - no wonder! Yellow says cheery to me and it is a bit unexpected, which I am all for. Our siding was blue when we bought the house and I painted the front door yellow. It looked great. Last year we painted the house a mid tone green and the yellow still looks good.
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Those that have yellow doors already - do you know the color names? I think yellow is one of the hardest colors to paint with b/c it always seems to intensify on walls and stuff. It'll look great on a paint chip, and then will be a glow in the dark highligher color when you get it on the wall.

Use sample paint on boards for a bigger picture of what it will look like :)