Arriving in style – 2022 front door designs
It’s the centrepiece of any exterior, the threshold between the outside world and your private home.
It has the power to mark the period and set the tone for the design scheme found within. We are, of course, talking about the front door.
Over the last couple of years, we have seen a growing preference for stronger neutral colours that make a statement. Think slate and greys, obsidian blacks, and steely blues. Interestingly, home exteriors are now mirroring the interior trend. *
These smart neutral tones are also a great bet when selling your home. While bold, bright colours catch the eye, viewers might not always appreciate this. Combining sophistication with compatibility, blacks and greys represent the best of both worlds.
The need for privacy has led to the rise of solid front door designs without glass panels. If your hallway needs natural light, doors with slim horizontal panels will work, while staying in line with the times.
Planning to sell soon? By brushing up on your knowledge of popular design trends, you can quickly enhance your property’s kerb appeal and subtly impress viewers before they even step inside.
Our friendly team are always on hand to explain our bespoke marketing strategy and talk through your goals. So, if you’re ready to learn more about how you can best showcase your home, contact us here.
*Mercury Glazing Supplies Ltd
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