The Best New Front Door Upgrades

When homebuyers pull up to the curb of a home for sale, one of the first things they look for is the front door. As the focal point of the entrance, the door should segue seamlessly to complement the interior. According to Marvin Replacement, buyers are looking for larger doors that admit more light into the home and have unique features such as off-center styling and carvings.

Home style: Whether your home is Mid-century, Victorian, or Craftsman, the front door should reflect or complement the age and style elements of the home’s inspiration.

Door style: The door can be expanded to include a transom window, panel of window panes on one or both sides (sidelites), or double doors.

Materials: Steel, hardwood, or fiberglass are the most durable choices.

Color: Front door colors are bolder to add more style and personality to the home’s curb appeal.

Take your entryway to the next level by embellishing the door surround with trimming, replacing light fixtures, and adding new hardware, a pot of fresh flowers, and an upscale doormat.