Start with Forest Green on the walls, and the whole entryway changes character. It is the deep, dusky green of a pine wood at dusk, and it gives that first step inside a hushed, grown-up calm. In a room you mostly pass through, that richness does a lot of work fast: it makes the space feel intentional and a little secret, like the rest of the house is waiting just past the coats. Even on a gray day it holds its warmth, so the entry never feels cold or like an afterthought.
Against all that depth, Warm White on the trim is the breath of fresh air the room needs. It outlines the doorways and baseboards in a soft, creamy light that keeps the green from feeling heavy. Then the Inky Black front door anchors everything with a bit of drama, reading almost like polished stone. Here is the simple plan: green on the walls, warm white on every piece of trim and the ceiling line, and black on the door itself so it lands as the bold, welcoming full stop.