If you’re still looking for the perfect front door to complete your dream home, you’ll be happy to know that the possibilities continue to expand! Basic doors of yesteryear have given way to thousands of beautiful door builds that you can personalize with your choice of paint or stain and privacy or decorative glass, if lites are up your alley. Check out some of the latest entry innovations to see if they offer just what your façade needs!
If you want to let natural light into your foyer but are afraid of giving passersby a clear view inside your home, never fear! There are multiple ways to brighten with discretion. From simple textured glass to decorative designs and internal blinds, the choice is yours. You can find a suitable configuration no matter your home’s style and surroundings, so here are some of our favorite options to get started!
The front door is the natural focal point of your home—does yours draw attention for all the right reasons? One of the best ways to improve an entry’s style and ambiance is with decorative glass. It can be appreciated from both sides, so it’s a great way to get more bang for your design buck! If you’re interested, here’s what you should know about selecting glass for your front door.
When you envision the home of your dreams, be it a classic cottage or a mid-century modern mansion, the first image that pops into your mind is probably of the front of the house. We know you’ve worked hard to design your dream home and that you’ve selected every feature with care! Every bit of your new design is important because all the details work together to define the style of your home, so be sure not to overlook the entryway. Check out our style tips below to ensure that your front entrance will be grand.
The front door is the first point of interaction you make with a house—does yours set the right tone? We’ve covered a number of topics in the past, like sidelites and transoms, woodgrain options, and paintable entries, but there are still many other opportunities to personalize your entry. Here are three ways to make sure your door works for you and your home!
