Doors In St. Johns Newfoundland – A colorful view

The doors in St. Johns Newfoundland, Canada are very colorful. The reason for this is quite obvious to me.

Located in Atlantic, Canada, Newfoundland has many months of cold, weather and gray days. Nevertheless locals are trying to brighten their environment with bright, warm colors to keep their spirit high. Red is a favorite color, being the warmest in the spectrum, and not only here, but all over Atlantic Canada.

Newfoundlanders are generally very nice and friendly people, and this trait is shown on the way they live too. They paint their walls, doors and windows and they ornate as much as they can their living spaces.

Colorful Doors in St. Johns Newfoundland

St. Johns Newfoundland is one of the most colorful places I have ever seen. Here are some interesting doors I’ve seen on the Battery Hill, the oldest historic part of the city. Some are new or restored, some need some work:

Doors in St. Johns Newfoundland, Canada poster

This is a collage of some colorful St. John’s Newfoundland is one of the most colorful places I have ever seen. and Labrador province of, Canada – I made it as a poster collage for wall and home decor.

Click on the image for details on this poster.

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