Is there anything as inviting as a great front door? Still, I find that when I pass a home with a pretty front door, I begin to imagine a welcoming interior. I realize this may be a complete fantasy, but it works for me. A stone facade would be pretty terrific. The other feature I find noteworthy on this pair of doors is the centered door pulls. The symmetry of the pulls and panels remind me of the doors you see in London.
I like the contrast of the pretty orange door with the white trim and side lights. I also love the door knocker. Notice the boot scraper to the right of the front door?
The arched door and stone fireplace insist on a cozy interior…could this be Bilbo Baggins home? I love the roof line. From the fresh apple green paint to the pillars flanking the door, highly polished brass essentials, and the arched frame set in a brick facade…yes, please! If I had a beach house, this is what the door would look like. No doorbell needed, just ring the string of bells tied to the right of the frame. I imagine this door, and the house mansion attached is located in some incredible, estate-strewn area.
I love the door surround and the subtly of green and white plants. Curb appeal is taken to an entirely different level in this neighborhood. To prove my point about cottage vs. I could be content in this Southern Living Cottage of the Year.
Pretty vibrant color but I like the details on the surround that ties it all together. I like the address, painted into the stone crest above the beautifully carved doors. This is the front door to our home, photographed in the winter. Should I leave the side lights white or paint the doors and side panels, if and when we paint?
