Being that there are two doors I think the 32" would be fine. If you need wider for furniture to go in/out you just open the other and have an even wider opening.

Average interior door size is 30" so if your family goes through those without problem on a regular basis then 32" for everyday use should be fine too.

BTW I love those doors and think they would go great with your house.

Our side entry door is 32", which is a standard door size, so I wouldn't be concerned.

Honestly, tho I love the doors you have shown, I don't see them on a Georgian style home.

As for the width, we have a double front door, and each door is 36" wide. I think 32" would be fine. As for the style, I know nothing about that.

Our double doors are 36", but I think 32 will be fine. We have friends that have a Georgian house with the double doors (shown in your photo). They were originally stained and then the homeowners painted them black - which I think was a mistake.

I agree with les, although the doors you have shown are nice although I think the style is too contemporary for your house. Measure the space for your doors.

The door you are considering is very nice. I don't think it is in major conflict with Georgian style; I just don't see it as a front door. I think it would make an excellent choice leading to a patio. As an entry, it reads to me more institutional than residential - reminds me of college. But, if you are trying to get more natural light in the foyer, then maybe this is the route.

If go with these doors, are you planning to make changes to your trim and pediment? I think you could go "beefier" and if you plan to stain the door, you might consider a pediment that is not broken so there is more contrast between the masonry and the trim. I think your home could carry more substantial lighting fixtures.

Thanks for the replies everyone. Sorry so late responding.
So it's about 50/50 as to whether the doors will work. Newhomebuilder's doors are almost exactly what I envisioned. Are those too contemporary or (ouch) institutional?
I don't think we're going to change the trim and pediment but I hadn't given much thought to it, though. This summer the front yard gets landscaped and we're expanding the walkway. We're also planning on doing something to the dormers. We've replaced the light fixtures already. Those tiny brass lamps are history.

Sorry if the word "institutional" offended - the college is an Ivy if that makes you feel better!

Yes, ouch... and right after I posted my doors. LOL

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