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14 Antique Doors to Add a Little Chic Antique to Your Home
Next to the rustic farmhouse look, the chic antique style is one of the most popular decor themes. This look often features chipped, distressed paint, authentic time-period pieces, and matching modern-day elements that have been made to look antique. If this is the look you’re going for in your home, capitalize on the beauty of interior and exterior doors to add an extra element of chic antique style with doors like these:
How to Make a Small Entryway Bigger
Your entryway is the first place you and your guests walk into your home. A small entryway could present a challenge when it comes to adding entryway decor, shoe storage, and other essentials you want in the space. However, there are several small entryway ideas to brighten the space and make it feel roomier—it's all about being strategic with decorating and organizing.
How to Finish Knotty Alder Doors
Knotty Alder doors are known for their pronounced grain, unique appearance, decorative knots, and ability to contribute a rustic, outdoorsy feel to any room where they are installed. These doors are ideal for interior areas so that they are protected from the weather. Even inside, however, these doors could and should be finished for maximum beauty. To finish one, you’ll need to:
A screen door is a door that’s installed over your front door for added protection against natural elements. Made from a variety of materials with interchangeable panels, screen doors are commonly used to ventilate the home. In the summer and spring months, your main door can be opened and your screen door will allow you to enjoy the warm sunny days without letting unwanted pests inside. During the colder months, your screen door will keep your main door and interior protected from rain, snow, and cold temperatures. Screen doors are typically designed with a slim frame and a transparent center panel allowing you to protect your door without hiding the beauty of it.