Leo Just Bought Jesse Tyler Ferguson’s Home for $7M, But the Door Color Inspo Is Free

Here’s how to get the look at home.
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Houses with black front doors have proven to sell for up to $6,000 more than similar homes, and ones that are olive green seem to attract buyers faster than usual. But as it turns out, buyers like aquamarine, too: Leonardo DiCaprio just bought Modern Family star Jesse Tyler Ferguson’s Los Angeles home, where the doors and windows match the crystalline color of the pool. 

Courtyard of a Spanish Colonial-style home with aquamarine doors
Photography by Todd Goodman for TopTenRealEstateDeals.com

The bright blue-green shade is the kind we expect to see on the walls of a nursery, but the Spanish Colonial in Los Feliz shows it can look sophisticated in the form of French doors and window trim. 

 

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Spanish Colonial home with teal windows
Photography by Todd Goodman for TopTenRealEstateDeals.com

Even though DiCaprio bought the house as a gift for his mom for $7.1 million, this exterior inspiration is free. And given that spring is the best season to tackle your house’s curb appeal (priming and painting feel like less of a chore when you’re surrounded by blooming flowers), we chose three swatches to get you started. 

Teal Tone by Benjamin Moore

For the same punchy effect, try this rich mid-tone teal that will transport you to the Caribbean. 

Blue Ground by Farrow & Ball 

A softer pastel version will still make your house stand out, especially if the rest of the facade is white. 

Sublime by Clare 

This supersaturated jewel tone is 100 percent acrylic, so the finish resists dirt, grime, and mildew. It’s time to bring out the drop cloth. 

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Julie Vadnal is deputy editor of Domino. She edits and writes stories about shopping for new and vintage furniture, covers new products (and the tastemakers who love them), and tours the homes of cool creatives. She lives in Brooklyn.