A question about adjective !
I want to know if we want use some adjectives in the sentence, which must we use at firstly? Shape or color?
For example,
It has a big, black wooden door.OR It has a black, big wooden door.

Thank you in advance :)

Question

A question about adjective !
I want to know if we want use some adjectives in the sentence, which must we use at firstly? Shape or color?
For example, 
It has a big, black wooden door.OR It has a black, big wooden door.

Thank you in advance :)

Answer

Size comes before shape. Shape comes before colour. Colour comes before material.

big black wooden door

big square wooden door

square black wooden door

or even

lovely big black wooden door

Generally, the most essential feature is mentioned last, and closest to the noun. This is often the material, such as wooden. The most objective adjective, such as lovely, comes first, and furthest from the noun.

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it gets worse!!! imagine several adjectives in the same 'category' ... how to order them???

It was an imposing, forbidding, dread-inspiring  door that confronted them - within category, order by degree?