The front entry of a home is a focal point, so it’s no wonder enhancing it is one of the best ways to amp up curb appeal and property value. A beautiful door that matches the home's architecture is a must, of course, but have you given any thought to making a statement with some glass, too? Whether prominent or used as a subtle accent, glass gives an entry extra style seen from the street and naturally brightens the foyer—a double advantage you’re sure to appreciate.
Whether it’s new architecture or a remodel, bigger and brighter window displays are dominating the design of today’s homes, and there’s no better way to make the most of natural lighting and views than with patio and scenic doors that actually connect outside. Advanced engineering, stronger materials, and a growing desire for seamless transitions have flooded the market with a variety of styles that go far beyond the standard two-panel sliding door.
Are you still looking for the front door of your dreams? Do you want to set the tone for your façade, but perhaps you’re worried about complementing it well or maintaining your desired level of privacy? Check out these chic new entry options that broaden the possibilities as they simplify the process! You’ll love checking out fresh takes on doors for popular architectural styles, and you may just find the perfect solution for your home.
If you’re in the market for a new entry door and already know that you want the natural beauty of wood grain to welcome you home, have you considered color? It’s not as intuitive as when you choose to paint, but there’s still a wide range of possibilities. A quality stain can customize a door to really suit a façe;ade and boost curb appeal, so be sure to explore the options to find an awesome look for your home!
Do you have a Craftsman, farmhouse, or cottage, and want to keep its look clean and chic? You should consider a Shaker-style door to provide a welcoming, casual entry! Check out how fantastic and adaptable these doors can be!
When you live in a wildfire or hurricane zone, you'll want the protection of a fire-rated or impact-rated entry door.
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