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Victorian Doors

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The Victorian era is now known for its elegance and extravagant style. Victorian style homes, while sometimes actually built during the time of the reign of Queen Victoria, are more… Read more

Tuscan Style Homes and Doors

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Recreations of historical Italian villas, the Tuscan style of architecture started in England some time in the 1840s. Featuring low tile or terra cotta roofs, arched doorways and windows, and… Read more

The Tudor Style Door

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Next to Contemporary architecture, the Tudor style is the broadest in terms of options, as each was designed with the idea of making the house distinctive. Also known as Medieval… Read more

Plantation Doors

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If you want a touch of Southern hospitality in your home, the use of Plantation doors can give that sense of romance. They are also known as louver doors, as… Read more

Mission Style Homes and Doors

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Mostly located in the Southwest or Florida, Mission homes are based on the architecture of early Hispanic settlers of California, and so look a lot like the Spanish structures of… Read more

Old World Moulding

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For those who love pomp and circumstance, Old World homes are the way to go. These European style residences are not budget-friendly, but they are impressive and sure to please.… Read more

Rustic Moulding

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Rustic homes are all about the great outdoors. They are favorites of outdoors lovers and are often found in secluded areas that have more animal neighbors than human ones. Rustic… Read more

French Country Style Moulding

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French Country style homes (or French Provincial, as they are also sometimes referred to) come in a wide variety of styles. There is no one exact look these homes have.… Read more

Craftsman Style Moulding

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Perhaps you haven’t heard of a craftsman style home, but you are probably familiar with the term “bungalow.” Bungalows got their start in the early 1900s on the laid back… Read more

Colonial Style Moulding

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Colonial style moulding dates back to the early designs of New England in the 1800s. It can be found in most traditional colonial style homes. It is a popular choice… Read more