Coloured Internal Doors

If you're looking to add a pop of colour to your interior decor, coloured internal doors can be a great way to do so. At Emerald Doors, we offer a wide range of coloured internal doors in various styles and finishes to suit your preferences. From vibrant blues, to deep reds and classic whites, our doors can elevate the look of any room while providing privacy and functionality.

How to Choose Coloured Internal Doors

Consider Your Home's Decor 

The colour of your internal doors should complement the overall style and colour scheme of your home. If your walls and furniture are neutral, you can go for bolder door colours to add a pop of personality to the room.

finish 

The finish of your internal door can also affect the overall look of the room. For example, a glossy finish can create a modern and sleek look, while a matte finish can add a warm and rustic feel.

Consider the Door Material

Different materials blend with colours differently. For instance, wooden doors absorb colour differently than metal doors. Ensure you choose a colour that works well with the material of the door.

Test Before you Buy

Always test the colour on a small area before committing to the whole door. This will help you see how the colour looks in different lighting conditions.

FAQs on Coloured Doors

What are coloured internal doors?

Coloured internal doors are doors that are painted or stained with a specific colour or shade, other than the traditional white or natural wood finishes.

What is the best colour for interior doors?

The best colour for internal doors depends on your personal taste and the style of your home. Neutral colours like gray, beige, and taupe are popular, as well as bolder colours like navy blue and black are also preferred by many.

Can I paint over a stained internal door?

Yes, you can paint over a stained internal door, but it's important to properly prepare the surface by sanding and priming it first.

How do I clean my coloured internal doors?

You can clean your coloured internal doors with a damp cloth and mild detergent. Avoid using abrasive cleaners or harsh chemicals that can damage your door finish.

 

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