Exciting front door dilemma
Grazi Baia
4 years ago
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Comments (10)Hi Kerrul, I'd definitely go for a more traditional door - and timber is enormously durable and secure! The last image you've shown is not (as far as I'm aware) a traditional 1920's style door - the proportions were generally in thirds; with a top sold panel of timber or glass of 1/3rd, and the bottom section of 2/3rds often in linear panels. However, if it is just a storm porch before getting to the main front door, then perhaps all of it could be glazed, with a central glazed French door, and allow clear sight lines to your original timer front door? Good luck with it all! K :)...See MoreFront door dilemma
Comments (4)Hello Michelle - it would be great to get an image of the existing front door. I would paint the front door either Farrow and Ball Railings (see image) or if your adventurous trying adding your favourite colour. I like blues with red bricks for a fun contrast try Farrow and Ball - Drawing Room Blue (see image)...See MoreFront door dilemma
Comments (1)exterior looks good imo. you can try staining the interior a cooler shade for more cohesion though...See MoreFront Door Dilemma
Comments (35)Re: the door. We're leaning towards dark, probably anthracite. I'll post a picture if and when we get around to changing it! Re: roof. I'm not a massive fan of painted roofs. There are quite a few bungalows nearby us that have had their roofs treated and to me there's something about them that looks odd. I'd rather save my pennies and replace it. Re: garden. Ha, ha! Fortunately we're perfectly happy with our garden........See MoreGrazi Baia
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