Hmmm. I'd go with the new colored door craze and paint your main entry door in a fun, inviting color and add maybe a wreath to the door, or beside it. A plant or two on either side, maybe even a "Welcome" sign of some type on the door or beside the light? By adding some of these details, folks would be led to knock on the most inviting door. I just saw a deep sky blue (like Colorado sky) with flower pots on either side and it was perfectly country style without being over the top.

Door looks great as is. Fits with the beams, but your wall lanterns are not large enough and are not located correctly I have moved them in your image and doubled the size of the coco walk off mat.

Your front door (wood) is beautiful. I believe you are asking about the other side of house with white doors? I would try to blend them in....maybe trim color? Otherwise siding color. And yes...maybe a simple wreath would distinguish the entry from the other.

Main entry is fine as is. The secondary doors should be the same color as the body of the house.

Beverly, I could not agree with you more on your suggestions. It should not be too difficult to patch and move the sconces and to find a larger mat. The current look pinches the entry look, dwarfing it, and minimizing it's welcoming appeal. Thank you for commenting on this aspect.

Actuallly, I was wanting suggestions on the other doors at the garage presentation. I welcome your ideas.

Zoeeller, what color is your siding exactly? It's a little hard to tell from the picture. I get sort of a very light sage green when I see it.

Good eye! The color is Monterrey Gray.; @ different times of the day there is a very Iight sage green as you are detecting.

I agree that painting the garage and entry doors the same color will help, but if you're hoping folks will enter one of those two white doors on a regular basis, I'd still go out of my way to make that door look inviting like a front door. Of course, I love to paint and add a splash of color, so knowing me, I'd end up painting them all.. If you're not game for all of that painting, a wreath, door mat and a flower pot by the door you want folks to use will solve the problem in the fastest, least amount of work required way. :-)

If Monterey Gray, what about just sticking in the same color palette thingy (I can't remember the name of those paint strips so just attached a picture) and just doing it 4-5 shades darker? That way, the doors pop like you want without going over the top with color if you aren't comfortable with that? And still, dressing up the door you want people to come in at would be super easy. A beautiful wreath or pots on both sides, something along those lines, or a monogram letter hung by your door? Just suggestions.

So, just to be on the same page, are you thinking all doors on this side- garage and both side doors 4-5 shades darker?

This is actually hard plank and I get get my paint man to intensify the shade until it is a desirable shade.