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Debating between double arch door or double square door

11 years ago

Hi Everyone,
I will get double doors for my new house but I don't know which set of doors is nicer. Both are tall 8ft doors but the square ones are sandy beige in the exterior and pine wood interior. The arched ones are oak inside out.

My boyfriend is also worried that too much glass might not be safe...

Any comments will be greatly appreciated!
Thank You!!!

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Pedro Maia
11 years ago
2º pic
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Jolene
11 years ago
I like the one with less glass. I am with your boyfriend in that all that glass doesn't seem as safe or private.
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Dar Eckert
11 years ago
Oh no. Your house style is very modern, don't go with either of these options. Look for something modern. Many fabulous doors available. I'm assuming this is the downstairs door?
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