Where can I buy the door featured in this photo? - Victorian scroll molding on lower half of the door. Beautiful touch and very different from doors I've seen.
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The welcoming process begins before you step foot inside, so pay attention to the front of your house first. This does not have to entail spending a lot of money, as it's often the small touches that make the most difference. Go outside and take a few moments to consider the front of your home, imagining that you are visiting for the first time. What strikes you? What changes would you like to make?Style notes: Giving your front door or porch ceiling a coat of blue paint is a great way to increase curb appeal. Always try to have something fresh and green near your door as well — even if it is simply a few branches plunked in a pretty bucket.
4. Roll out a rug. A new welcome mat or floor covering can pull a porch together. The indoor-outdoor versions on the market these days come in so many stylish patterns and materials that it's easy to choose one that sets the tone for your interior decor.
LOVE EVERYTHING about the door, and the porch is very welcoming. The little dog warms my heart as I have a sweet, cream colored, long haired doxie just like it!