Entry Entry, Montreal
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jilboi wrote:

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Tamara Anka
You're welcome!!
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cassandra Jakubek
collingwood bm light walls
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Jennifer Coppock wrote:
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Aubrey Hadley
Thanks! Time to go antique shopping! ;)
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Ramie and Brad Snodgrass
Do you happen to know the manufacturer? I’m in love with this mirror!
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Medford Design-Build wrote:
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Medford Design-Build
Thanks for sharing!
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Tamara Anka
My pleasure :)
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katebilsbury1 wrote:
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My apologies for the delay! Unfortunately I don't have the color...it was painted many years ago! But I can suggest a great alternative for you, Caribbean Blue Water by Benjamin Moore. Hope that helps!
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brendafeder wrote:
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It's from Home Depot
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lenore rust photography wrote:

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Hi there, I apologize for not answering your question! Semigloss is the best finish in my opinion...easy to apply and keep clean :) Hope this helps!

Cynthia Bates wrote:
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Yes, they could definitely look ok. I'm not sure what color your walls and trim are, or the style of your home, but I think you could pull it off. The black adds a beautiful contrast.
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April wrote:
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Yes!
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tenacoley wrote:
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The entry color is Collingwood by Benjamin Moore and the black is Cracked Pepper (walls and doors) by Behr. All trim is Ultra Pure White by Behr.
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Robin V. wrote:
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I believe they are 36" in width. You can order these from any building supply store or door manufacturer. They are standard doors, nothing fancy!
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craybed wrote:
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Hi, it depends on the color of the stain. I would say yes but white trim will create a much more sophisticated look while the stain would be more casual.
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kranzk8037 wrote:
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Good question - you'd have to check with a door and window company or with your local hardware store to possibly order.
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1. They’re classy. OK, let’s state the obvious right from the start: Black doors are elegant. A white door would have looked charming and cottage-y in this entry hall. But splash on a bit of ebony paint, and you have instant, drop-dead sophistication. Shop black front doors on HouzzI love the way the black door is framed by the black walls in the foreground. Which leads me to reason No. 2 …
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