A. Peltier Interiors Loving those studded doors and I hope I get to use them on a project this year! I always tell my clients, "it's all in the details" and this post has some great ideas!

kjdick That screen door is spectacular! So many screen doors and storm doors ruin the front door. What an upgrade.

vicky feldman Your front entryway door is one of the first things people will notice from the street. Great collection

Crane & Canopy We also love the studded door look! It adds such an element of elegance as you enter the room!

Transforming Rooms Great article! As we all know Interior doors at times can be a real eye sore. For additional options, click either of the below to see how we turned some plain or ugly doors into a nice feature. If you like because click like, I appreciate your comments.

http://www.interiordesigngreensboro.com/search?q=changing+interior+doors

or for exterior door color ideas:

http://www.interiordesigngreensboro.com/search?q=paint+front+door

frenchdecor Like many ideas. White studded over vinyl doors could replace art. Black and white studded are perfect for coastal house, reminds me riveted ships, bridges, cool. Screen doors very clever, always resisted to have because they ruin entrance door appearance. Now no excuses.

Uppercase Living Ind. Demonstrator Jean Danieu These are great ideas for decorating doors. I especially love your idea of embellishing an entry door with a house number or with something that welcomes and inspires guests. I think it's essential for an entry to be welcoming or even inspiring because it's the first impression visitors have of your entire living space. I have decorated many doors using decals as it's an easy and fun way personalize a child's bedroom door or to make a statement. Below are a few of my favorites. Uppercase Living (UL) decals were used on all three doors pictured here. To check out all UL has to offer: http://jeand.uppercaseliving.net

netter1953 I took a very simple wooden screen door and added paint and pieces from Hobby Lobby. Plus, the wooden door behind it is painted blue to match the trim on the house.

lorirobinson I am in love with that stenciled door...sigh!

Vicki D For existing exterior doors - leaded and etched glass inserts (in many, many, styles) can be retrofitted. I know there is a business in VA Beach, VA specializing in these. Unfortunately, I haven't located anyone in the Baltimore/Harrisburg/Philidelphia area offering this service. A handy, talented, husband can also do this (kits are available) - maybe when he finishes all of the other renovations....sigh.

riconsd Great ideas but walnut substrate, today's definition for more $ than sense. Mdf would be more stable and no additional prep would of been required. Also greener. The $ saved could of gone to stamped leather instead of vinyl. And painting mahogany doors is just decadent (and not in the campy cool drag queen way).

koolhoward One surprisingly versatile door type is the hollow core door. Most people simply paint or stain them, but it turns out there are many creative ways to re-do one of these inexpensive doors. I was looking for a way to dress up a door to our Egyptian themed bathroom and created masonite appliques that I painted in an Egyptian motif and glued to the door. Then I built up a faux stone door surround using MDF and drywall spackle, texturizing and painting the surface to resemble stone. I have also added MDF moldings to hollow core doors and faux painted to look like oak in one case and weathered bronze in another.

AtelierVenus Any recommendation for priming a fiberglass front door facing the beach and the east before painting it. The contractor's stain work just pealed out!

5575 I want pocket doors! How to 's for modifying existing traditional swing doors would be helpful, because my husband always says no to the unknown...

Loretha Stone I loved all the ideas, they were so creative. I really loved the round light with glass shelves in the picture with the art-deco door. The one that says 4319 Cedar Bluff. Any idea how I could find it?

Joanna Zygo I can only paint them...pure & simple - everything else is to complicated:-)