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Foyer
Example of a mid-sized classic medium tone wood floor entryway design in Chicago with beige walls and a dark wood front door — Houzz
Jackie Vickers wrote:Oct 27, 2013
japeskin wrote:Dec 13, 2013
Angie Stewart wrote:Sep 16, 2012how do you keep your walls clean if you have kids
- i have 6 and white walls they well never hold up
PROSoulier Design Studio
Hi Angie The reality is that children will touch the walls. They are children. The paint finish that you choose will help somewhat when wiping down the walls. An eggshell finish holds up better than a matte finish and allows you to wash the walls without removing the paint. Angie, this might sound a little bit OCD but when my children were small, I would wipe down the walls regularly, but they became a bit dull after awhile I would find. So, to keep them fresh I would just give those areas, not the whole wall, a quick roll over with paint. Now if that is just too much maintenance, I would suggest a darker shade of paint to hide some of those little fingerprints, if your décor can handle it.
With warmest regards, DeborahMarch 22, 2014last modified: March 25, 2014
Patty Scott
you have to think of messy walls as just the price you pay.....but the children will grow up and then be out and you'll hardly remember the dirty walls.June 17, 2014
rich7248 wrote:Dec 22, 2013
PROMandy Brown Architects, PC
the ceiling is 9'-0" high. The stile and rails are 6" each.January 13, 2014
mildred1 wrote:May 3, 2012
bagofchips
cost/sf is going to vary tremendously w/ specific dimensions and materials. How many sheets (of what - plywood? MDF?) will be used? Premanufactured panels used in any way?, what's the trim material and features that needed to be trimmed around. Seems like pricing more likely based on lineal feet, but still would vary widely w/ these factors.May 26, 2012
mikandy6 wrote:Apr 30, 2012
Erica Miller wrote:Jan 24, 2012- PRO
Mandy Brown Architects, PC
Yes the color is BM Natural cream. But it can look different with different lighting and monitors. Depending on the lighting on the room and other surfaces in the room, it can reflect differently.January 25, 2012
sheckels wrote:Dec 9, 2011
flowerpetal wrote:Jan 15, 2011angeldust wrote:Jan 26, 2013- PRO
Mandy Brown Architects, PC
Yes. Security can be an issue with glass doors. But you can install a security alarm system.February 5, 2013 tamartime
you can also have the door custom made with laminated (security) glass, which is used on oceanfront properties.July 21, 2013
litty wrote:Jan 17, 2012- PRO
Mandy Brown Architects, PC
Litty, if you look at some of the previous questions, you'll see the answer.
I hope this helps.
MandyFebruary 7, 2012
mbnan wrote:Sep 2, 2011- PRO
Mandy Brown Architects, PC
I'm sorry. I don't remember. I have to search my files.January 18, 2013 
PROWe Got Lites
mbnan this semi flush mount is very similar to the one pictured http://www.wegotlites.net/Drawing-Room-Collection-2-Light-17-Walnut-Semi-Flush-Mount-with-Amber-Snow-Scavo-Glass-SF239WAL_p_49304.html
Also please feel free to take a look at the rest of our lighting and home decor at www.wegotlites.com
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August 21, 2014
westhill wrote:Jul 25, 2011
PRODecoDesignCenter.com
Since arched single door, more than likely the dims are either 36" x 84" or 36" x 96" but could be 42" wide also as well.July 28, 2011- PRO
Mandy Brown Architects, PC
Thanks for your question.. The dimensions for this door is 42" x 96". It's 2" thick. It was custom made for this project. The glass is insulated beveled glass. the wood is American Cherry.February 5, 2013last modified: February 5, 2013
sweep1 wrote:Jan 31, 2011- PRO
Mandy Brown Architects, PC
It depends. Any where from 36 to 72" depending on the style of the room or the function. I've seen 5'-6' high wainscotting in craftsman or prairie style houses.February 2, 2011
ekholmes wrote:Jan 16, 2011V Barr
The floors look just like the ones in my home- oak with 'dark walnut' stain..good luck!January 22, 2011
gail21 wrote:Nov 22, 2013
Monique Va wrote:Sep 26, 2013hendec13 wrote:Jun 17, 2013tiffanib91 wrote:Mar 8, 2013mbmbmb wrote:Mar 4, 2013- PRO
Mandy Brown Architects, PC
The interior doors are Solid Core doors by Masonite in Palazzo series.
http://www.masonite.com/product_features_Palazzo.phpJanuary 14, 2014
narpin wrote:Dec 10, 2012- PRO
Mandy Brown Architects, PC
Not having seen your base molding, I really can't answer that.
It depends on the thickness and the height of your base molding.. You may want to try a section and see if you like how it looks.December 10, 2012
kir214 wrote:Dec 6, 2012- PRO
Mandy Brown Architects, PC
Hello,
Thank you for your inquiry. The Front door has Oil rubbed bronze hardware and the interior doors have satin nickle hardware.December 10, 2012
bonniebooboo wrote:Nov 17, 2012bamahodges wrote:Jun 26, 2012- PRO
Mandy Brown Architects, PC
Thank you for your question. The ceiling was painted flat white dove.June 26, 2012
karris128 wrote:May 30, 2012marinabdn wrote:Jan 24, 2012- PRO
Mandy Brown Architects, PC
The wainscot was custom designed by us and custom-made for this house. I am not sure if you can find anything similar to this already made, but i think it's not hard to build one that's close in style.January 25, 2012
Paola Plaza wrote:Mar 9, 2011- PRO
Mandy Brown Architects, PC
It's an American cherry custom door. We purchased it prefinished. The company is called Glenview Doors.
http://www.glenviewdoors.com/PRODUCT-DETAILS/GD-495S_SL_ArchTop/Product-Details-Page.htmlMarch 9, 2011
eileends1 wrote:Jan 31, 2018Anjelina W wrote:Jul 17, 2017
What Houzz contributors are saying:
Shawn Gauthier added this to Get Onboard With WainscotingApr 6, 2012
Avoid pairing white wainscoting with white walls. If you prefer lighter neutrals instead of lots of color, choose different shades for the wainscoting versus the wall, even if they vary only slightly. When everything is all white, the beauty of wainscoting doesn’t get a chance to stand on its own.
Pangaea Interior Design, Portland, OR added this to 20 Great Examples of Transitions in FlooringJul 28, 2011
If you want to set the entry floor apart but don't want to use a different material, here's a nice idea. The wood is set in a herringbone pattern in the entry and then switches to a straight pattern at the hallway.
Janell Beals - House of Fifty added this to Beautiful Details: Wainscoting and Paneled WallsJan 16, 2011
Stunning wainscoting leads the eye down a hall to the front door, with the curved shape of the door being dramatically repeated in the framed archway.
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