The Many Advantages of Dutch Doors
Dutch doors were commonly used in the seventeenth century by Dutch citizens as a way to keep barn animals out of the house, while allowing fresh air and sun to… Read more
Dutch doors were commonly used in the seventeenth century by Dutch citizens as a way to keep barn animals out of the house, while allowing fresh air and sun to… Read more
This door illustrates the “Arts & Crafts” or “Craftsman” architectural style (Note the clean straight lines, with square sticking and flat panels). This African Mahogany entry door also features a shelf with… Read more
When it is time to choose a door for your new house or as an update to an existing structure, excitement is usually followed by slight indecision. Choosing the actual… Read more
First impressions are quickly made, but difficult to override. Just as you would not want to show up to an interview in a stained t-shirt and jeans, you don’t want… Read more
Our “Door of the Week” is an arched French Country style, in Select Alder with a speakeasy—prefinished in our Redcliff Mountain glaze color. This door was provided for an exquisite custom home in Pacific Palisades,… Read more
A bi-fold door can be a very beautiful element in the home. These doors are so nicely made today and can incorporate very intricate detail or full glass panels as… Read more
If you have ever shopped for a new home, then you likely recognize the importance of base and case moulding. The strips of decorative wood provide a clean finish to… Read more
This arched door with operating sidelites and screens provides an eyecatching and functional entry to a custom Durango, Colorado home. The operating sidelites maximize both light and airflow (when desired) and include integrated screens. A wide… Read more
There is a new trend in door appeal that isn’t really new at all; it’s a blast from the past. For many years, homeowners have been touting the heavy duty,… Read more
Are you thinking about laying down new flooring in your home? What are the options you are considering – carpet, tile, vinyl, laminate, hardwood? Before you decide, consider the value… Read more