simps214 These are quite striking-I've never seen the doors on the modern houses!

How sad that I've been living in the city so long that my first thoughts on the glass doors were "Wow they'd be easy to rob". I'm ashamed of myself : P

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Mander I have a feeling those hinged doors are going to SCREAM how dated they are in about a decade. Gorgeous doors though, all of them!

mona1964 Love this article, as my front door is the last project to go..i think everything will scream something in the next decade, just yesterday remiscing with a friend about our beautiful blue and yellow themed kitchens about 20 years ago...

Architectural Elements I like this center pivot door we designed and build for an orthodontist office in Seattle.
The office has an industrial backdrop. The door had a side lite built into the frame. The entire structure received a rustic patina and a protective clear coat.
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Architectural Elements Here is another center pivot door of the homeowners design. It had a complicated door knob/lock mechanism in the adjacent wall rather than in the door itself. We at Architectural Elements engineered and built the door.
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Jan Yatsko I agree with simps214. My first thought with the glass doors was that it would never work in Costa Rica...easy break in. On the other hand, Costa Ricans leave their wooden front doors natural and when I painted my front door paprika orange and lime green the man who created my door cringed.

lovesmesomepitbulls These are all beautiful, and I like how different they are.

My first thought about the hinged doors was: dramatic, but how would I keep the dogs from sneaking out the side opposite me? Ha!

Architectural Elements Here is a dramatic courtyard entrance door in front of a Seattle residence. We constructed the door slab and the overhead lighted soffit from aluminum and the structure and side panels from square tube steel and 3/8" steel plate.
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Architectural Elements This pivot door was built by Architectural Elements and the home builder Dovetail Construction. The door was painted a contrasting red color. The house was designed by renowned Seattle architect, Tom Kundig. We at Architectural Elements built extensive metal works for the home. The project gallery can be seen at: at:http://www.archele.com/projects/images/kundig-dovetail/12.jpg

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kelley gardner Love a bright colored door. Just painted my recent project yellow

Kelly Tidd I love the color I just painted my front door, it was red for 10 years and I loved it but the blue is just new and fresh.

Retractable Screens, LLC Retractable door screens can be a great addition to front doors. They blend in perfectly with the existing door frame, can be matched in color, and provide insect and solar protection.