Find Your Finish
Find the finish you actually love.
A stain looks like one color on your screen, another on your porch at six in the evening, and different again on wood than on fiberglass. So don't guess. Hold it up to your own house first.
ORDER YOUR SAMPLES · $5 EACH Ships free. Order as many as you like.Pick your material, then your finishes
$5 each, shipped free, no minimum. Add whichever ones you are weighing up and compare them side by side on your own porch this week.
White Wash Traditional
White Wash Antique
Sweet Honey Traditional
Sweet Honey Antique
European Oak Traditional
European Oak Antique
Willow Gray Traditional
Willow Gray Antique
Smoke Grey Traditional
Cinnamon Red Traditional
Cinnamon Red Antique
Burnt Umber Traditional
Burnt Umber Antique
Canyon Brown Traditional
Canyon Brown Antique
Charcoal Traditional
White Wash Traditional
White Wash Antique
Sweet Honey Traditional
Sweet Honey Antique
Willow Gray Traditional
Willow Gray Antique
Cinnamon Red Traditional
Cinnamon Red Antique
Burnt Umber Traditional
Burnt Umber Antique
Canyon Brown Traditional
Canyon Brown Antique
Charcoal Traditional
Arcade White
Grey Clouds
Urbane Bronze
Tricorn Black
Seeing the same name twice? That's on purpose.
It is the same stain — the material underneath is what changes it. Real wood grain takes stain unevenly, which is exactly what gives it depth and why no two doors come out identical. Fiberglass holds the same tone evenly across the whole door. So judge the sample in the material you would actually order.
Every one of these started as a $5 swatch
Three different door styles, three different finishes, all on real houses. Tap any of them to add that exact sample to your order.
Five minutes now beats a year of second thoughts
Look twice, morning and evening
North-facing entries pull everything cooler. West-facing entries go warm and orange late in the day. The light your door actually gets is the one that matters.
Hold it against what it lives with
Your trim, your floor, your brick or siding, your hardware. A finish rarely fails on its own. It fails next to something else.
Then walk to the street
That is the view most people get of your house, and the one nobody thinks to check.
Talk it through with a designer.
Tell us about your entryway — the brick, the trim, which way it faces — and we'll tell you what tends to work, and flag anything about the opening that could complicate the build. No obligation to order a thing.
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