betsyweisberg

Love your colors!

Kenny Craft, CNU LEED AP Generally I recommend keeping lite/pane proportions the same or very similar throughout the elevation... So, I would therefore tend to recommend some skinny sidelights matching the size of an individual pane "increment" from the door lites.. Then depending on how low you see them going to the floor, select the quantity of horizontal divisions to correspond to the proportion of the door lites... Another variation keeping the same idea, would be to double the width of the sidelights, again keeping the same lite "increment"... That's the way I'd approach it... - Kenny

Kenny Craft, CNU LEED AP Sorry for the delayed response... Just heard back from the owner...

Front door: Olympic Paint: Teal Zeal B58-5

Door trim: Olympic Paint: Root Beer C25-5

Door accent trim: Restoration Hardware: The Right White

First floor siding: Benjamin Moore: Acorn Yellow 2161-40

Thanks,

Kenny

Becky Harris Kenny, Thank you so much for letting us know!

Stacia Marselos Is this a wood or fiberglass door?

Rustica Hardware Yeah that definitely looks like Baldwin Hardware you can find some awesome hardware here: http://rusticahardware.com/baldwin-hardware-soho-double-cylinder-deadbolt/

motherbear Check out door companies with Craftsman lines....try Simpson and Rogue Valley for starters.