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Give your home a signature feature with an eye-catching new front door. This home improvement project can often be completed in a day, but its benefits last far longer! Improve the energy efficiency of your entryway, boost resale value, add to your home’s security, and, of course, improve your home’s beauty. We’ll explain these benefits in detail, plus walk you through all you need to know about your front doors.

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Find a front door style that speaks to your home’s architecture

The right front door can emphasize your home’s architectural style, reflect your personal taste, and give a hint of what’s to be found on the interior. How do you pick out a front door that does all this?

  1. Start by identifying your home’s style. You can get started in our Home Style Library, where we have a catalog of the most iconic architectural styles in America, and architect-recommended windows and doors to match. And if you don’t know what style your home is, we’ll give you the pointers you need to uncover it or find a close match.
  2. Pick the right panel style. Do you need a slab-style panel with a sleek look, or a richly detailed one with insets and a glass panel complete with grilles? Make this big decision first, then start drilling into the details of paint color or wood stain, and hardware style and finish.
  3. Decide if auxiliary glass would complement your door. For example, on some homes a transom above the door might be just right. On other homes, a sidelight on either side might create the grand entrance your home needs. And if you’re thinking big, don’t forget we also offer our Entry Doors in double-door configurations.

TIP: Want to find the perfect front door for your brick home? Or maybe you’re looking for a door style that matches a specific architectural style or will add the right regional inflection? Whatever you’re searching for, building a perfect exterior color palette is a great place to start. We got the experts from Sherwin-Williams to give us some pointers on how this can be done.

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Your front door questions answered

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