How to Replace an Old Front Door Without Losing Historic Charm
Keep The Original Design Language In View First On a historic house, the front door is not just a utility item, it is part of the architecture. That is also why many homeowners hesitate when the old slab starts sticking, rotting, or leaking air. A house from the early 1900s, for example, usually looks wrong when its entry is filled with an oversized modern slab that ignores the scale of the opening. It is to preserve the lines that make the entry believable from
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Keep The Original Design Language In View First On a historic house, the front door is not just a utility item, it is part of the architecture. That is also why many homeowners hesitate when the old slab starts sticking, rotting, or leaking air. A house from the early 1900s, for example, usually looks wrong when its entry is filled with an oversized modern slab that ignores the scale of the opening. It is to preserve the lines that make the entry believable from
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