Baby Fawn
If you’re looking for an easy, neutral color for your interior doors, try Baby Fawn. It pairs well with whites, corals, blues, and gray-greens. This white interior doors neutral shade is light enough to complement white, but dark enough to prevent glare. It also has a low light reflectance (LRV) rating of 66.
Its light gray color has a calm and soothing quality. Although it can read as blue under certain lighting conditions, it will blend in well with the rest of your home. Warm white walls and brass hardware will complement this neutral tone perfectly.
Mount Etna
If you’ve ever visited a wine country, you’ll know that Mount Etna is a great place to visit. Located about 45 minutes from Catania, the wine country is made up of two regions. They are separated by winding back roads. One section is in the south and the other is in the north. From here, you can drive to Taormina, Italy.
Mount Etna has the longest recorded history of eruptions of any volcano in the world. The first recorded eruption took place in 425 B.C., according to the Roman historian Diodorus Siculus. Its eruptions are intermittent, but the region continues to be affected by the volcano’s constant seismic activity. The volcanic activity on Etna makes the landscape constantly shifting, and this makes it an exciting place to live.
Languid Blue
Blue interior doors are an excellent way to introduce a pop of color to your home. Blue is one of the most popular colors in interior design, and it can be found in many different shades. This hue can act as both an accent color and a neutral, and can look great in any room. One of the best choices for blue interior doors is Languid Blue by Sherwin Williams.