Decadent and warm, brown garage doors give your home a vintage, cozy vibe. Effortlessly cool, it’s perfect for fans of mid-century design and natural, earthy exteriors.
Looking for inspiration? See how brown garage doors have transformed our customers' homes.
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Subtle but striking
Easy to pair with any siding and great at hiding dirt, you can’t go wrong with a brown garage door. We make ours to last, right here in the USA. With styles to suit every taste and local dealers on-hand to answer your questions, it’s easy to find a door for your home.
They delivered my doors a month ahead of promised date (that just never happens) did a beautiful install and I love the doors. One of the best changes I made to my new construction home. Would strongly recommend them to anyone looking to purchase a garage door.
Simply Beautiful!!!
Our CHI door was installed almost a year ago and neighbors are still in awe of the natural beauty of the material. I was a bit hesitant to spend a bit more (actually, not that much more) but it was worth every penny. Outstanding material and beautiful!!
Smooth operation
Love these doors, they look great and would highly recommend them!
Top quality door
I have been in the garage door industry since 1990 and have installed almost every style and brand of garage doors there are. And the CHI doors are up there at the top in my opinion, hands down one of the best doors I have used.
White is the most popular garage door color, followed by other neutrals like brown, tan, and gray. Brown remains popular because it’s warm, natural, and easy to match to brick, stone, and timber-framed homes. And, it’s versatile enough to work on both traditional and modern exteriors.
Brown is an easy one to style. It looks at home with stone, brick, and any other warm-toned siding. It blends well with cream or tan and stands out against lighter walls and trim.
Trends come and go, but a garage door is part of your home for years, so the color that matters is the one you love looking at. Brown is warm, natural, and suits a whole variety of architectural styles. If brown feels right for your home, that's all the reason you need.
Both can look great, so it comes down to your personal taste. Match the door closely to your siding for a subtle effect, or go a few shades darker to add depth and weight. Lighter than the house works too, giving you a door that stands out as more of a feature.
Find your perfect shade!
Free color samples
Try before you buy with three free samples from C.H.I. Test them at different times of day to see how the color changes – we’d recommend dusk and midday.