Do you think I should have a broken (semi arched) door?
9 years ago
I want to add a broken door, but I don't know if that will look good. I am going for a traditional look with some European features.
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Oversized corbels holding a slight over hang would be gorgeous..french chalet look.
if you add round it will look very colonial ...if you really want columns I would make them square and go big so they look like they are important part of the overall structure.
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PRO9 years agoYes I would go towards Home Interiors advice as the photo of the home put here from you has really no appeal. The garage doors would be them. The curved type door and square pillars will help a lot!
This a interior look as you place would have a great look also over a square type door.
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