...on two sides! Not only is the living room literally opened to the outdoors, a terrace on one side becomes an extension of the inside. The tall space allows these doors to go up without having to turn into the space as is typical with garage doors — a potential conflict with two doors at a corner.
Bring the outdoors in. Sometimes spaces limitations don't allow for expansive outdoor entertaining areas. By using glass garage doors or even a window wall (imagine a full wall of sliding glass doors), the outside seems to flow effortlessly inside. This is another great alternative in more urban surroundings where space is limited.
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Not one but two super tall garage doors create a comfortable and airy indoor/outdoor living room.
Big or small, new construction or remodel, there are multiple ways to dress up your garage doors and make an architectural statement. Do you have an unusual garage door? Share a photo below!
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Using common doors in unexpected places, such as garage doors in place of sliding doors in the living room, will instantly set your space apart from the rest. These doors will let in abundant light into your home while also acting as an interesting architectural element.
Another example of a single-panel door, this one lifts straight up, rather than folding up into the interior space. This style is best used in double-height spaces, where having a door roll in overhead would be complicated.