Front doors Sheffield

Front doors across Sheffield, Barnsley, Doncaster and beyond

At Sheffield Double Glazing Company, we install high performing front entrance doors across Yorkshire and North Derbyshire. Our front doors are designed to improve any property’s energy efficiency levels, security standards, and weather resistance capacity. They are also a great way to enhance the appearance of your property exterior and will add considerable value to your home’s market price. Whether you want to brighten up your home’s exterior, improve home security, or boost thermal performance, a new front door will do all three.

Traditional Front Door Colours

Whether you want to replicate the stunning features of a Georgian house or you have a quaint countryside cottage, we have a plethora of traditional colours to bring your home charm and character to life.

Georgian front door colours

While traditional and extremely elegant, the Georgian period is known for using colour and patterns within their architecture. Front doors were often painted in bold shades of red or blue. However, black doors were especially popular and created a striking aesthetic against the white plasterwork. This was often paired with checkerboard tiling paths that lead up to the front door and with brass door knockers, letterboxes, and door numbers. Light blue also complements classic four and six-panel doors, adding an unexpected yet chic splash of colour.

Victorian front door colours

Black continued to be a popular colour for front doors within the Victorian period but when it came to adding colours, the tones became deeper and ‘moodier’ compared to Georgian doors. Which makes navy a fitting choice for a timeless Victorian aesthetic. Steel-blue or Grey-blue combined with chrome door furniture and sophisticated glazing can create a striking yet classical feel to the exterior of your home.

1930s front door colours

The name Chartwell Green originated from Winston Churchill painting his garden furniture a similar colour green at his family home in Kent, Chartwell House. This playful and bright colour can now be seen across the UK and is especially popular for homeowners who reside in the picturesque countryside. However, if you wish for a more subtle finish you could opt for a vintage tone of cream.