- Medium Adhesion •
- Ideal for a Variety of Surfaces
Design Trends 2024
Color Splash
Trend Characteristics: Vibrant Pop Contrast Unexpected Tone-on-Tone
It’s always best to expect the unexpected. Or perhaps it’s just more fun?!
Painting a door or your trim in an unexpected color will elevate your space in ways that no one would dare dream of. It is the most simple of ways to completely re-energize your room, in the blink of an eye! What makes it even better? It’s also affordable! Grab a roll of FrogTape® for crisp clean lines, your most favorite bold paint color and get painting.
Project Trend Highlight
See how Renovation Husbands reimagines this trend.
Color Splash Color Palette
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Get the Look
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- Benjamin Moore 041
- Spoonful of Sugar
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- Sherwin-Williams 6204
- Sea Salt
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- Benjamin Moore 041
- Spoonful of Sugar
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- Sherwin-Williams 6204
- Sea Salt
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Get the Look
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- Behr S-G-390
- Lemon Zest
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- Behr N500-6
- Graphic Charcoal
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- Behr S-G-390
- Lemon Zest
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- Behr N500-6
- Graphic Charcoal
Recommended Product
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- Low Adhesion •
- Helps Prevent Surface Damage
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Get the Look
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- Benjamin Moore 2065-30
- Brilliant Blue
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- Benjamin Moore 2123-40
- Gossamer Blue
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- Benjamin Moore 2065-30
- Brilliant Blue
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- Benjamin Moore 2123-40
- Gossamer Blue
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Get the Look
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- Benjamin Moore 2047-10
- Forest Green
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- Farrow & Ball 0273
- Wevet
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- Benjamin Moore 2047-10
- Forest Green
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- Farrow & Ball 0273
- Wevet
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Featured
Project: Retro Stair Revamp
Renovation Husbands
Stephen and David St. Russell, from Renovation Husbands, reenergized their entryway staircase with this simple yet transformative painting project by using a vibrant color in an unexpected space.
View the Retro Stair Revamp project
Design Tips
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Dual-Tone Doors
Don't be afraid to paint one side of the door a different color than the other side!
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The rule of three
If you're painting an exterior door a bold statement color, keep in mind the rule of 3—a house color, a trim color, and a door color!
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Consistent Color Flow
If you paint the door a different color than the trim, keep the trim the same color as the baseboard that it is attached to. It will help keep the flow of the room consistent. Or to simplify, paint the door, trim, and baseboard all the same color. Don't be afraid to have fun with it... I promise, you won't regret it!