I bought a solid wood floor, a little yellow, what color door is better

Since the wooden door belongs to the façade functional ornaments of the room, generally speaking: the wooden door is more related to the furniture, wall paint, and window cover dumb mouth in the home. The correlation with the floor is relatively small.

When the living environment is warm, you can choose a warmer color system for the wooden door, such as: aster, cherry, teak, sapele, etc. When the living room environment is cool, you should choose a lighter wooden door, such as mixed oil white, birch, etc.

The wooden door should be close to the color of the furniture, and should be as consistent as possible with the window cover (the current set door has a lot of matching window cover dumb mouth, skirting board, corner protection line), and the wall color should have a corresponding contrast. For example, it is best to make the wall paint with color when using a wooden door mixed with oil.

In this way, the room will have a sense of hierarchy, not too "flat", and the effect of the room will feel particularly fresh.

The color of the floor and the wooden door should be coordinated to maintain the same color (such as cold and warm), but it is best not to be consistent. Prevent the ground and wall from being chaotic and weaken the sense of space in the room.

For large or sunny rooms, you can choose a darker black walnut to create a calmer atmosphere.

Colors are all beautiful in themselves, there is no right or wrong. It's all about coordination, if you're really unsure of your idea, choose white, white is the least likely color to go wrong!

You can also refer to the pear products in the TATA wooden door, the effect is good, and it is very atmospheric.

The darker color should be at least much darker than the solid wood floor, otherwise it will feel very "floating".