A homeowner painted shutters black and considers a matching black front door with sidelights. Kathy advises against it: a front door should stand out. Better options:
Match the door to roof undertones (gray/black → red or gray; blue → slate blue). A contrasting door creates a welcoming focal point; a black door can feel heavy and disappear against black shutters.
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