01 November 2018
Entry Doors Create First Impressions
First impressions really do count!
Front doors are vital to your home’s security, as well as its curb appeal. It helps set the tone for what’s hidden behind it. In fact, when you have the right front door, and when you make an investment in one that speaks to your style and design of your home, it can increase the value of your property. Your front door could make your home more appealing to both guests and potential buyers (if you are thinking about selling).
In addition to curb appeal, upgrading your front door will improve your home’s insulation and energy efficiency, ultimately resulting in lower heating and cooling costs.
A Splash of Colour
A splash of a bright, vibrant color gives instant personality and adds a contemporary twist to any home. When you’re choosing this accent color, make sure it suits both the exterior cladding and style of your home, as well as the landscaping surrounding your home. You may also want to consider selecting quirky accessory details, such as doorknobs, knockers, or numbers.
Images: Green Door at Flinders House.
A Grand Entrance
The use of architectural and landscaping features to highlight the main entrance can add an element of grandeur.
Images: Prominent Entrance at Portsea House.
Secret Door
Elegantly concealed doors can add a sense of mystery and surprise to your home. These carefully detailed entrances also help give your house a sleek, and minimalist appearance.
Images: Minimalist Doors at Avalon Beach House.
Blurring Boundaries
Wide, glass doors invite the garden in, and create better natural lighting conditions. They can also blur the boundaries between indoor and outdoor environments, making your home feel larger.
Images: Glazed, Sliding Doors Collingwood House.
Understated Entrance
The understated, yet distinguishable entrance gives this family home a laid-back attitude.
Images: Casual Entrance at Blairgowrie House.
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