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In the Berkshires, metal roof, wood shingle, flag stone garden, covered entry and connected to main home, wood windows.
A part of the Spring's Cottage story in Orinda in our clients.
A door that can be opened in halves.
Dutch door. Yeah!
"The formal arrangement of this front door allows a range of clear strong colours to be used that do not overwhelm the design. Like the delightful invention practised in the production of Turkish glazed tiles, this design interweaves floral and geometric styling. This set of stained glass panels has been fitted into an existing set of double glazes units."
A modern door with a middle panel with a metallic finish.
A front door with some diamond and triangle design.
Solid wood door, dark finish, some metal studs.
"This is a view of the entry door. Note the book matched Wright Flyers above the door. The lizards are ceramic as well!
It was done using a latex mold for surround tiles and freehand lay out and carving for accross the top. The door bell is a pinch pot hand sculpted piece."
A front door with plants. Some greenery festoons the entryway creating a bold border.
An entry sided by skinny glass panels. The door is adorned with thing lines and curves.
Lavish Christmas decorations in classic red and green give this entryway in Dallas, Texas, fine, festive glamour. A garland accentuates the height of the front door’s antique mercury glass transom. Photo by Tria Giovan
A tall red door with glass panels and vertical planting on the sides.
Double pane frosted glass panels with RIGA design on a 1-way standard aluminum rail.
Simple living room front door entryway.
back door in minimalist modern home design with butterfly roof and separated by a narrow breezeway.
Screen door with simple motif surrounded by some rectangular glass panels in a white frame.
Old looking entryway with glass, door, and ceiling arching upwards.
A rustic-looking brick house with a wooden door is made even more charming with an autumn wreath. Photo © Lisa Hallett Taylor
An entryway with a front garden and short concrete walkway. The building's red masonry contrasts sharply with the green shrubbery.
A custom glass tile “area rug” inset in the foyer sets an artful tone for the house. The warm colors and dark grout make a glamorous statement in the simple space.
A door and wall with thin framing. Lots of glass, light, and openness.
A door with a grid of glass rectangles met with a grid of rectangle picture frames and little storage drawers under a bar. There is a great sense of order and structure.
Door with glass and surrounded by glass. Let's a lot of light in.
A tall looking black front door with some skinny glass windows and plants adorning its side.
Modern entry by Natural Balance Home Builders. Lots of horizontal visual elements. Balance of colors and materials.
home exteriors - solid wood doors gray topiary urns stone pavement Whimsical front entrance with solid wood doors, stone pavement and gray topiary
A classic looking entryway with an awning. Red door. White house. Dark bluish awning.
A front door adorned with fall and Halloween decorations. The orange, white, and black play very well together.
Slitted front door and glass side paneling by by Cornerstone Architects.
Double door entry with translucent double door by Begrand Fast Design Inc.
A time-worn front door, a distinctive detail. Curved wood door and glass.
Teal inset entryway with prominent wood and iron front door.
"Red doors look fantastic on just about every house style, from traditional to contemporary. Let the door remain the star by keeping the main house color neutral, ranging from white to cooler taupes or to gray. The cooler neutrals won't compete with the red, but instead will offer a nice, contrasting background."
"This acid yellow-green front door shouts "Come on in!" and works nicely with the natural wood siding. If you have no choice but to paint your siding, you could go with a cooler brown/taupe shade to set off the brighter hue of the door."
This is a solid rectangular front door framed by glass panels.
A double door entryway for wide and open entrance.
Door with window and crisp angular patterned black and white floor.
It's sharp and crisp.
Door with bookshelves immediately next to it.
A cow at the front door.
"This Parisian-inspired entryway features a herringbone-tiled terrace and shutters and doors with inset paneling. The louvered windows usher in cool breezes, even during the occasional rainstorm, giving it that beach vibe."
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