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Discover 55+ colorful front doors with stunning color schemes to boost curb appeal and add personality to any home exterior.

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Colorful Front Doors

I am drawn to homes that have unique front door colors and crave something beyond the normal white, black or burgundy. Give me a unique color that tells me something about its occupants!

I love being able to say, we’re the only house on the street with the coral-pink doors. In my book, you need to Go Bold or Go Home!

Get out that paintbrush and show your true colors with this gallery of Bright & Bold Colorful Front Doors.

Before we get started, a little disclaimer. I’m very good at eyeballing paint colors, but I am only human. There are so many factors that go into choosing a paint color. Time of day, time of year, weather, and your surroundings will all affect the perception of color. Throw in the mix that you’re viewing these images on your electronic device which can only make up colors using a combination of Red, Green, and Blue. For that reason, I highly recommend using one of these colors as your springboard. Get similar paint chips near the ones you like and hold them up to your front door during different times. 

I go into a lot more detail about how to choose paint colors in this comprehensive article

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Front Door Paint Colors Pictures

Over the years I’ve collected quite an assortment of photos of colorful front doors.

Some are from my travels to Iceland, Scotland, England, France, and other old towns in the US. Near me in Raleigh, Cameron Park is one of my favorite neighborhoods to find inspiration. It is tucked between Oberlin & Hillsborough Street. The houses are old and the trees are ancient. But, there seems to be an ongoing competition for the boldest and brightest front doors. I used Benjamin Moore, Sherwin Williams, and Valspar color deck to choose an approximate match for each door.

If you are considering a new paint color for your door using any of these colors, be sure to paint a large sample on poster board and hold it up to your door first. Keep in mind, some of the colors may need two coats before you see the true color.

Now let’s get to these gorgeous painted front doors. Whether you are looking to add personality to a neutral exterior, or you want to create a bold focal point to elevate your home’s design, we have a ton of color inspiration for you! The paint color is noted in the link below each picture to make it easier for you to identify the name and brand of the paint color.

You will see a variety of brands including Sherwin Williams, Benjamin Moore, Valspar, Magnolia Paint and more.

Front Door Colors

Undercool by Sherwin Williams - Cape Code style house with bright blue front door and cedar shake siding
Undercool by Sherwin Williams

Chartreuse by Sherwin Williams - Small cottage green-yellow-lime colonial door with square wreath
Chartreuse by Sherwin Williams

Magnolia Green by Magnolia Paint - with Locally Sown by Magnolia Paint Siding
Magnolia Green by Magnolia Paint –
Siding color: Locally Sown by Magnolia Paint Siding

Blue Peacock by Sherwin Williams - Creamy Tan trim and dark siding on this early 1900's home
Blue Peacock by Sherwin Williams

 

Honorable Blue by Sherwin Williams - Dark Blue Door with climbing vines over the front door
Honorable Blue by Sherwin Williams

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Slick Blue by Sherwin Williams

Classic Red by Valspar - 3 story Old house with navy siding, light blue shutters, and bright red door
Classic Red by Valspar

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Open Seas by Sherwin Williams

Picante by Benjamin Moore - Coral Pink from door with dark teal blue green siding and white trim
Picante by Benjamin Moore

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Crabby Apple by Sherwin Williams

Loyal Blue by Sherwin Williams - Modern Ranch house with sage siding and royal blue door
Loyal Blue by Sherwin Williams

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Atmospheric by Sherwin Williams

 

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Aqua Tint by Sherwin Williams

Abalone Shell by Sherwin Williams - cute muted pink condo door with patina shell knocker
Abalone Shell by Sherwin Williams

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Indulgent by Sherwin Williams

Harbor Haze by Benjamin Moore - South Carolina coastal house with front porch, dormer windows, and light blue double glass door.
Harbor Haze by Benjamin Moore

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Bee by Sherwin Williams

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Swimming by Sherwin Williams

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Fabulous Grape by Sherwin Williams

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Cloudless by Sherwin Williams

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Lobelia by Sherwin Williams

 

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Honorable Blue by Sherwin Williams

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Copper Pot by Sherwin Williams

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Sapphire by Sherwin Williams

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Wild Currant by Sherwin Williams

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Ebbtide by Sherwin Williams

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Lantern Yellow by Sherwin Williams

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Nautilus by Sherwin Williams

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Piñata by Benjamin Moore

Pictures of Front Door Paint Colors (International)

And just in case you have a lust for the international palette, these are a few doors I spotted overseas.

Iceland has loads of colorful doors because they typically use metal and stucco on their homes. The colorful doors add punch to an otherwise bland house color scheme.

Real Red by Sherwin Williams
Real Red by Sherwin Williams

Sunshine by Benjamin Moore - Bright Yellow Door on a house with gray siding in Iceland
Sunshine by Benjamin Moore

Million Dollar Red by Sherwin Williams - Iceland small town red arched half light door with gray metal siding
Million Dollar Red by Sherwin Williams

Once you travel to France, Spain, and England you find yourself surrounded by stone homes. They also love to paint doors in vibrant colors.

Frank Blue by Sherwin Williams - 24 panel navy blue door with antique look
Frank Blue by Sherwin Williams

Fort Pierce Green by Benjamin Moore Double wide arched door spotted in France with diamond pattern and sunburst arch
Fort Pierce Green by Benjamin Moore

Fine Wine by Sherwin Williams - Cranberry Red door with an angular porch cover spotted in Scotland.
Fine Wine by Sherwin Williams

Pulsating-blue-by-sherwin-williams - beautiful royal blue door in France
Pulsating Blue by Sherwin Williams

Cape Verde by Sherwin Williams - blue green door with climbing vines over front door shot in France
Cape Verde by Sherwin Williams

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Quite Red by Valspar. Tall double red doors with wrought iron detail on arched doorway opening
Quite Red by Valspar

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Nifty Turquoise by Sherwin Williams

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Blue Blood by Sherwin Williams

Jekyll Club Veranda Blue by Valspar - skinny 10 light door spotted in France
Jekyll Club Veranda Blue by Valspar

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Heart Throb by Sherwin Williams

Blue Chip by Sherwin Williams - Cute royal blue door in France with diamond iron grill over window
Blue Chip by Sherwin Williams

Vegas Green by Valspar arched emerald or Kelly green door with ornate windows and green stucco siding, white trim
Vegas Green by Valspar

La Fonda Fireberry by Valspar - Bright Red historic stone house in France
La Fonda Fireberry by Valspar

Great Barrington Green by Benjamin Moore - Olive or Army Green Double Doors spotted in Barcelona Spain
Great Barrington Green by Benjamin Moore

Spearmint by Sherwin Williams - Skinny little blue green door with potted tree in front of it. Spotted in Barcelona, Spain
Spearmint by Sherwin Williams

Talk about WOW factor! I found this green door online HERE.

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Outrageous Green by Sherwin Williams

Bold Blue by Benjamin Moore - Dark blue violet double doors with centered door knobs shot in France
Bold Blue by Benjamin Moore

And if that isn’t enough to catch your attention, look what Allison Cosmos did to this door:

The Front Door eclectic entry

This design would work well on contemporary homes, as well as traditional for a pop of modern texture.

My all time favorite front door photo is this one from The Impatient Gardener. Could you tell that I’m drawn to blues?

Blue Chip by Sherwin Williams - White House with royal blue front door decorated for the holidays with snowfall
Blue Chip by Sherwin Williams



Back at the Pretty Handy Girl abode, my home’s doors were purple for over 7 years.

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Purple Honor by Duron Paint (ask a Sherwin Williams store to mix this color)

After that, I decided to add some vibrancy and paint the front doors an amazing green.

Perennial Green by Benjamin Moore

Before I painted them, I had to strip many layers of paint off them. If you ever need to strip paint off your front door, I have some tips and a tutorial for you.

But, I’m notorious for wanting to change things in and around my house. A few years ago, we needed to replace siding and I decided to paint the whole house a new color palette.

Lei Flower by Sherwin Williams

Siding Color: Inner Balance by Benjamin Moore

Because I love color, I also painted the inside of my front doors a cheery yellow!

Benjamin Moore Yellow Highlighter Painted Interior Doors | Pretty Handy Girl
Yellow Highlighter by Benjamin Moore

Don’t forget you can paint your out buildings and shed doors a fun color, too!

Spirit in the Sky by Sherwin Williams

How to Build this Cute Garden Shed
Calypso Blue by Benjamin Moore

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Pin this graphic to share these bright front door colors with your friends! I hope you found the perfect color choice for your front door!

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I hope you have been inspired! Now Go Bold or Go Home!

After you’ve learned how to choose the perfect color, you’ll want to learn how to paint your doors like a professional.

How to Paint Doors like a Professional | Pretty Handy Girl

Speaking of painting, I have painted almost every room in our home now. Make that almost every room in two homes!

You could say that over the years I’ve learned a few tricks of the trade.

If you’re planning to paint, I recommend these favorite painting tools that I pull out for every painting job.

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If you like this post, you’ll want to find out the 15 Simple Ways to Improve Your Home’s Curb Appeal!

three houses with amazing curb appeal. White house with black shutters, 1 black and white modern house with wood accents, and one cream colored house with bright coral front door.

diy french cleat

I am going to teach you how to securely hang heavy objects on the wall with a board and a few screws. Using a French Cleat has been a tried and true method for hanging heavy objects and is used by professional cabinet makers and DIYers alike. It can be incorporated into the item being built or added after the fact.

DIY French Cleat

How to Make a French Cleat

What is a French Cleat?  A French Cleat is a board or molding with a 30°-45° bevel cut attached to the wall along with a corresponding beveled board or molding attached to the object to be hung on the wall. That sounds a little confusing but check out the diagram below and it will all make sense. First let’s grab a few supplies.

DIY French Cleat

Materials:

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  • 1″ x 3″ board or 3/4″ plywood strip (3″ minimum width)
  • 2″ screws

Tools:

Instructions:

Step 1:

Measure the length that you need your French cleat to be. Typically a french cleat is the length of the item to be hung on the wall and spans the length of at least 2 studs in the wall that the item will be secured to.

Step 2:

Adjust your table saw or circular saw to a 30°-45° bevel and rip your board along the center. (For tips on using a table saw safely, read this article.)

Step 3:

Secure the top piece of the cleat to the item to be hung (see diagram shown below). This can be done with pocket-holes, glued under a shelf, or with screws to the back of the item. (You may want to pre-drill your holes to avoid splitting the wood.)

DIY French Cleat

Step 4:

Choose the height at which you want to hang the item on the wall and mark where the bottom cleat will be placed. Mark the studs that the cleat will be screwed into and secure the cleat to the wall using wood screws and a level in the orientation shown above. (Again, you may want to pre-drill your holes to avoid splitting the wood.)

Step 5:

Gently place the object above the wall cleat and lower until the two pieces are securely nested together.

Often times the weight of the object and the angle of the beveled cleat is enough to keep the object securely in place. But, if you’re worried about children lifting the item, you can add a screw through the hanging object into the cleat or a wall stud for peace of mind.

DIY French Cleat

And if you’re excited about using a French Cleat, you might like to make a headboard that is hung on the wall using a French Cleat!

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This is a great tip for hanging cabinets on the wall as well. I hope you try your hand at making and using a French Cleat soon. Let me know how it goes!

Hi! I’m Kristen, from In Her Garage, and I am a self-taught woodworker and DIY fanatic from Minnesota where I live with my husband and our two daughters. Between being a wife, mom and, registered nurse, I try to make as much time for DIY as possible. My love for building came after our family built our current home in 2015. After we moved in, we needed furniture and instead of spending massive amounts of money to order the pieces we wanted I decided that I would build them myself. I started with a buffet table plan from the fabulous Ana-white and quickly set out to remodel my entire home office.

Since then I have started a side business building furniture for the people in my community. I love hearing my clients talk about the pieces they wish they had whether it be a rustic buffet table, a one drawer side table, or a toy box and then making it a reality for them. While starting my small business it made perfect sense that I would document my building journey so I simultaneously launched the In Her Garage blog and I love sharing my plans, tips and tricks.

Making something beautiful with your own two hands through a little preparation and determination is an amazing feeling and I hope to bring inspiration and know-how to those looking to tackle a big or small project.
I am so glad that you found me here and please feel free to connect with me on PinterestInstagram, Facebook, and Youtube to see what I am working on right now.

 

 

Does your tween or teen love to make things? Hands-on projects are a great way to help your kids stay creative, use problem-solving skills, and practice small motor skills. Read more to discover 30+ DIY Crafts Tweens Will Love!

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30+ DIY Crafts Tweens Will Love

DIY crafts for tweens are a great way to allow them to make something while keeping them away from those never-ending screens. Teens and tweens can make creative items as gifts for their family and friends or just a fun item to keep for themselves. These crafts will boost their self-esteem and sense of accomplishment as they create things that didn’t exist before. Check out these awesome ideas for more than 30 DIY Crafts Tweens Will Love.

These colorful DIY paracord bracelets are a fun project for tweens of any gender to make.

 

Using a ceramic mug and simple colorful sharpies, they can create these fun personalized Monogram mugs.

 

Use nails, thread, and a board to make this Custom String Artwork for their own bedroom decor or elsewhere.

 

Upgrade a pair of flip flops by using fabric to make these Scrappy Flip Flops in any color!

 

Do your kids like secret codes and messages? Have them make these Morse Code Bracelets for a friend.

 

Quick and easy, these Washi Tape Hair Pins can be made to match any outfit for any occassion.

 

Your tween will love holding their money and library card in this colorful Patterned Duct Tape Wallet.

 

Your tween can take a boring old vase and turn it into a beautiful DIY Glittered Vase.

 

Have your tween or teen practice their origami skills with these Folded Paper Bracelets.

 

Get them hemp twine and beads and let them create Beaded Wish Bracelets in any color or for all their friends.

 

They can create these adorable personalized Yarn Wrapped Cardboard Letters for them to display in their bedroom.

 

Practice their art skills by making these Beautiful Floral Ceramic Mugs using permanent markers.

 

Does your tween love to read? Have him or her make these DIY Tassel Bookmarks for a fun way to mark their progress in the book.

 

If your tween loves a boho style, show them how to create these easy-to-make Silk Wrap Bracelets.

 

They can keep track of all their fun summer outings by making this colorful DIY Summer Memory Journal.

 

 

Have your tween make a Personalized Dot Flower Pot for their favorite plant.

 

If you have seashells lying around, these colorful Puffy Paint Seashells would make great art for any tween or teen bedroom!

 

Find some vintage doilies and lace so they can create these Vintage Bohemian Doily Dreamcatchers.

 

A fun upgrade from elementary art, use multiple colors of paint and shading techniques to make some DIY Leaf Print Art. 

 

Have some white tennis shoes that just need a little color and sparkle? They can make these fun Decorated Tennis Shoes!

 

Fun to make AND throw, these Folded Paper Stars are a great project for a rainy day.

 

Use markers and an old t-shirt to create this fun DIY Science Tye Dye Shirt.

 

They may need a little assistance, but this DIY Kids Scooter would be something your tween would absolutely love!

 

 

Rock painting never gets old, especially when they can show their moods by creating fun Emoji Rock Paintings.

 

A little homemade room decor is always fun, have your tween create this DIY Yarn Pom Pom Garland.

 

If you have a bunch of crayon pieces laying around, have your tween make some Shaped Melted Crayons for a new fun coloring adventure.

 

Tweens may still like dolls, especially if they create a Make Your Own Monster Doll. 

 

Have your tween make these Glass Bead Magnets with their favorite characters or images to show off their personality.

 

 

If your tween is into animals, they might just love this DIY Log Bird Feeder and watching all the birds that will come to feast.

 

So many colors and options, have them customize their own DIY Tie Dye Shoes!

 

For back to school or just everyday fun, it’s easy for them to upgrade from boring pens and notebooks to Sparkly Office Supplies. 

 

They may need some assistance to make this, but they will certainly love this DIY Headphone Stand. 

 

Teach them a few woodworking skills (assist please!) to make this unique Retro Phone Speaker for their room.

 

I hope your tween or teen really loved these ideas and found inspiration on how they can create something awesome! Comment and let me know what you (or they) think! Which is your favorite?

Hi, I’m Sheri from Hazel + Gold Designs. Here are a few fun stats about me: I like love chocolate and peanut butter (together of course.) If you like stats, I have been crocheting for about 16 years, crafting for 20, and woodworking for about 4 years. I found a passion in making and being creative and began documenting my projects online at Hazel + Gold Designs.

When not working on projects, I enjoy spending time with my husband, four children, perfect dog, and ornery cat. You can find me on Facebook, Pinterest, Instagram and Twitter.

Read all of Sheri’s tutorials.

~Find more of Sheri’s projects here ~

Millies’ Remodel has come to the point where it’s time to start building back! Hooray. But, this means I need to pick out the final finishes. Want to see Millie’s main bathroom design board?

Millie’s Remodel: Main Bathroom Design

I find the process of creating a design board very helpful. It’s the easiest way to see how everything will work together and pinpoint anything that might not fit with the desired design style.

Before I show you the design board, I know I left you hanging for a month after we’d stripped everything down to the studs and installed new electrical, plumbing, and a new Trane HVAC unit. Now we have a clean slate for the bathroom.

framing opening and plumbing run between kitchen bathroom

You have to admit, it’s an improvement from the original bathroom. Especially because the toilet was ready to fall through the floor!  In case you forgot what it looked like when I bought the house, here’s a reminder. How could you forget that beautiful faux blue marble vanity top? Yuck.

If you’re wondering where I was for a month, I had three trips from mid-December to mid-January. Although normally I get homesick if I travel more than once in a month, it was nice spending time with my boys, my husband, my sister, and a few friends. First, we flew across the country and beyond for a vacation trip to Hawaii over Christmas. We had a fabulous time swimming with sea turtles, whale watching, and witnessing all the beauty along the Road to Hana, and a sunset view from Haleakala in Maui. Then we flew to the big island and had our minds blown touring Volcano National Park. We capped off the trip with a stop in San Jose to see my sister, my nieces, my brother-in-law, and my mom! There’s nothing like family to make you laugh until you are crying.

After being home for a week, I took a quick trip to Hilton Head, SC to tour the HGTV Dream Home. You can see parts one and two of the tour.

Finally, I flew back west for a week to attend the International Builder Show in Las Vegas. I’ve never been to this show but it was amazing, overwhelming, and exhausting all at the same time. But enough about my travels, today I want to show you the finishes I’m contemplating for Millie’s main bathroom.

Mid-Century Style

I knew Millie deserved a mid-century modern vibe given her age (and the popularity of this design trend.) To tell you the truth, I’d never designed anything with MCM in mind. To familiarize myself with this more minimal design style, I searched “Mid-Century Modern” images in Pinterest and started creating a design file for Millie’s Remodel.

After delving deep into the Mid Century pin world, I began to put together elements for the bathroom.

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Sources: 

Over Mirror Light | Black Modern Door LeverGold Tub Shower Fixtures | Lighted Mirror | Graphic Cement Floor Tile | Beveled Subway Tiles | Dresser

What do you think about the finishes I picked for the bathroom? I’m loving the combination of warm colors. The light fixture and lighted mirror from Kichler will add some much needed soft light in the bathroom.

Can I tell you about those subway tiles? I couldn’t find an exact source link for those tiles because I purchased them at my local Habitat ReStore! And boy did I get a steal on them! I paid $8 per box meaning I paid 71 cents per square foot! The vanity I chose is a dresser I plan to transform into a vanity by adding a sink and modifying the drawers to fit around the plumbing. I can’t wait to show you how to transform a dresser into a vanity.

Finally, let’s talk about the star of the bathroom. Those tiles! The Vegas 3 Lili Cement Tiles can be installed in several patterns, but I liked this houndstooth style pattern. Of course, a regular doorknob wouldn’t be fitting for a mid-century modern house, so I’m excited to install those flat black Latitude door levers by Schlage.

I’m dying to know if you like the mood board for Millie’s main bathroom. Anything you’d change?

P.s. Lili Cement Tile, Schlage, and Kichler are sponsors of the Millie’s Remodel project. I am so grateful for their support of this project.

A special thank you to the Millie’s Remodel Sponsors:

The Millie’s Remodel project sponsors have donated materials for the Millie’s Remodel project. As you know I am very particular about the brands I work with and recommend. As a general contractor, I choose the products used on my projects wisely to make sure they last a lifetime. Therefore, I have no reservations putting my name behind each and every one of these sponsors.

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Creative Ways to Decorate with Red, White, and Blue

July 4th is right around the corner. If you like to decorate for the 4th, try using red, white, and blue primary colors to give a patriotic vibe to your home. Red, white, and blue are also perfect for a classic and bright style. This trio of colors enable you to use different prints and textures together. Here are 26 creative ways to decorate with red, white and blue!

Red and Blue Star Pillows are great decorations and they look wonderful year-round.

 

Add blue to your kitchen with this Quick Cutting Board Makeover.

 

Red File Cabinet Makeover using Chalk PaintThis File Cabinet Makeover using Chalk Paint is a gorgeous way to add red to your room.

 

Fingerprinted Envelope Star PillowThese Fingerprint Star Pillows rock the muted red and blue. Plus, the piping adds some elegance.

 

made in usa star shirtsDecorate yourself as much as your home with these Made in USA Star Shirts.

 

 refinished furniture in blue tones

Learn to Update Furniture Like a Pro using paint in blue tones, glaze, and wax.

 

Who says you can’t stain a bed blue! Learn how to make this awesome loft bed.

 

Pine Aqua Dresser MakeoverGive your Pine Dresser a Blue Aqua makeover to breathe new life into old furniture.

 

Add Colors to an Old Dresser by painting just the drawer fronts. For something extra see what was done to the sides.

 

tub storage benchMake a useful Red Tub Storage Bench to brighten up any room and provide extra storage.


faux cross stitch tea towelMake this Faux Cross Stitch Tea Towel
 to add red and white accents to your farmhouse kitchen.

 

Create a fun Reading Nook for your kids using these primary blue and white striped curtains and accent with red tones.

 

backlit bookcaseMake this Blue Bookcase and learn how to add some backlighting for a cool effect at night.

 

red hand painted monogrammed ornamentsUse a little red ribbon to add a special touch to these Hand-Painted Monogrammed Ornaments.

 

Patriotic Denim Bunting TutorialThis Patriotic Denim Bunting Tutorial is great for summertime when you’re going for a festive red, white, and blue theme.

 

hanging bead flower vasesUse different elements like red and white flowers, plus blue beads to make Hanging Beaded Glass Flower Vases.

 

Make a decorative red barn doorA Red Decorative Barn Door can stay up all year-round and be decorated with a variety of seasonal decor items.

 

Patriotic Summer MantelDuring summer use this amazing red, white and blue Decorative Patriotic Mantel for inspiration.

 

twig star decorationsMake your own whimsical White Twig Star Decorations.

 

Blue Bench CushionUse blue fabrics to update your furniture with this tutorial to make a Bench Cushion With Piping.

 

diy art summer blueMake your own Blue DIY Art with this fun paper and the sun!

 

wool roses on a stemRed Wood Roses on a Stem can add a red accent anywhere in your home.

 

blue window resin artPaint an old window in a tone of blue to create this Dream Big Butterfly Window to your wall decor.

 

DIY Decorative MushroomsAdd small elements of red to your plants like little Red Decorative Mushrooms.

 

dry erase message board from a cabinet doorUse red when upcycling a cabinet door into a Dry Erase Message Board.

 

Don’t let winter stop you, create a garden flag using red, white, and blue fabric paint on a placemat. Create your own design  patriotic design!

Remember to pin this image to refer to later and please share on social media!

Check out these 26 creative ways to decorate with Red, White and Blue for some inspiration for bold and bright home decor.

Other posts you may be interested in:

Decorating Ideas for an Outdoor Garden PartyOutdoor Garden Patio Party Decorating Ideas | Pretty Handy Girl

 

How to Decorate Series: Color Harmony in DecoratingHow to Choose Color Harmonies | Pretty Handy Girl

Hi, I’m Sheri from Hazel + Gold Designs. Here are a few fun stats about me: I like love chocolate and peanut butter (together of course.) If you like stats, I have been crocheting for about 16 years, crafting for 20, and woodworking for about 4 years. I found a passion in making and being creative and began documenting my projects online at Hazel + Gold Designs.

When not working on projects, I enjoy spending time with my husband, four children, perfect dog, and ornery cat. You can find me on Facebook, Pinterest, Instagram and Twitter.

Read all of Sheri’s tutorials.

~Find more of Sheri’s projects here ~