Knock Knock . . . Your Front Door Says “Hello”!
From the Gates of Paradise in Florence to Monica’s framed peephole on Friends, the entry door has always told a story. It is an essential element in your home’s first impression and can add significantly to the value.
The material used on this interior-exterior element will impact your home’s energy-efficiency as well as style. Doors are available in a variety of mediums, like wood, fiberglass, steel and composite materials. But this video will demonstrate why we favor a beautifully crafted wood door.
In addition to the entry of this home, it’s important for the warmth and style of the entry door to be reflected on the adjacent garage.
Architect Todd Cauffman
Another lovely pairing expresses this same harmony with a carriage house aesthetic.
This Craftsman Style home is a stunning example of how doors can express architecture with something as subtle as the grid pattern.
Architect Todd Cauffman
When it’s all about the view, glass panel doors will reflect the natural surroundings via their mirror-like surface.
Architect Todd Cauffman
For slightly more privacy, you can always screen the entry with landscaping, #Snuffleupagus
Architect Robert Juris
Going Dutch will allow you to have a friendly open door policy.
Architect Haganah
Once you have a door selected, add a bit of art in the form of a door knocker to truly make it your own!
You can take a personality test to determine the perfect color for your front door by clicking here.
To see more ideas for your home’s entry check out our Inviting Entries Ideabook on Houzz by clicking here.
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Photography by Shanna Wolf, Josh Zuelke & Victoria McHugh
