Matt bronze stepped centre door knob on a sage green panelled front door, oak frame and honey Cotswold stone beside it
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A sage green front door with matt bronze

Soft sage green paint, honey-coloured stone and a full set of matt bronze furniture that looks rich without any shine.

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The look
Fittings
Matt bronze
Front door
Sage green
Outside
Cotswold stoneOak frameGravelLavender

A sage green door in an oak frame, honey Cotswold stone, gravel and lavender, with the chocolate-brown warmth of matt bronze on every fitting.

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Honey Cotswold stone country house with a green oak porch, sage green front door, gravel drive, lavender and a stone trough Matt bronze doctor knocker above a matt bronze centre knob on a sage green front door in warm low sun Matt bronze gravity flap letter plate with a newspaper and letters being delivered on a sage green front door Matt bronze stepped bell push on an oak door frame beside a matt bronze square cylinder pull, Cotswold stone wall Matt bronze house numbers on the top rail of a sage green front door below an oak head and stone lintel Inside of the sage green front door with a matt bronze letter tidy, in a stone-walled hall with limestone floor, seagrass mat and boots under an oak bench
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Every fitting in matt bronze

Sage green four-panel front door in an oak frame and Cotswold stone wall with matt bronze numbers, doctor knocker, centre knob, letter plate, cylinder pull and bell push 1 2 3 4 6 5
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Good to know

Why bronze is replacing black outside

EraContemporary country
Trend statusRising: earthy greens on front doors
Inspired byArts & Crafts houses and stone cottages
SuitsStone houses, barn conversions and country new builds

Greens that belong outside

Olive, sage and smoky green have become some of the most popular front door colours because they sit so naturally against stone, brick and planting. They feel softer than black and less formal than navy, which suits a country house or a new build that wants to look settled from day one.

Why matt bronze, not black

Matt black can look harsh against warm stone and green paint. Matt bronze keeps the same low-sheen restraint but brings a chocolate-brown warmth that ties the door to the oak frame and the stone around it. It reads as quietly expensive rather than stark.

One finish, every fitting

Knocker, centre knob, letter plate, numbers, bell push and cylinder pull all come from one matt bronze range, so the colour is consistent from piece to piece. Inside, a matching letter tidy and euro escutcheon finish the back of the door.

Getting it right

Knob for pulling

The centre knob is fixed and used to pull the door closed; it does not work the latch, so pair it with a cylinder pull or lever on the lock side.

Check the letter plate

The gravity flap plate is 280 x 80 mm with a 207 x 48 mm opening. Measure your door's middle rail before ordering.

Euro lock? Use a lever

If your door has a euro sashlock, the Algarve lever on a euro plate matches the rest of the set in the same bronze.

Composite door?

For composite or uPVC doors, choose the Hardex bronze Balmoral handles, which are made for multipoint locks.