New entry door and interior doors
Liliana
8 years ago
Hi I was wondering if the entry door and interior doors of a home need to match. We are remodeling and want a fiberglass 2 panel entry door (top panel longer than bottom panel). The bottom panel is more rectangular.
We have a closet door and powder room door next to the entry, is it okay to put 2 panel doors that have more of a perfect square panel. They look very different than the entry door.
It is so hard to match 2 panel doors. The photo is of the entry.
We have a closet door and powder room door next to the entry, is it okay to put 2 panel doors that have more of a perfect square panel. They look very different than the entry door.
It is so hard to match 2 panel doors. The photo is of the entry.
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