When we first started remodeling our home, one thing I regret is not having opened up the doorways. I’ve always loved big, tall doors, but being just one month due from having a baby all I wanted was to move in and wait for that day without any hassle. With that in the back of my head I always knew I was going to do something to my doors to make them look their best. I crowned them, literately. It’s a simple and very affordable way to add interest and value to your home while enhancing the architecture. I also painted them in a dark gray color and painted the molding silhouettes.
I chose a 3″ Greek Key as part of the crown molding, but they were not too visible, so I painted it with a mixture of two colors, the door paint and the molding paint to make it lighter.
When there is not enough storage space and no additional space to expand, look at the corners and turns in your home which are usually not utilized. I had this closet custom built on the landing of my stairs and it didn’t take any extra space from the walking area. I painted it the same color as the wall to have it blend in and the outside corner was done with a curve for free passage. The new one became the linen closet and the empty one became an additional clothing closet we didn’t have before.
Olga@Stardust-Decor&Style
What an awesome idea Julie! Love the new door!
classiq
Great ideas for storage spaces, Julie. And your door looks incredible! Thank you for the inspiration. Wishing you a lovely week! xo
Ada
Splendid Sass
I love what you have done here, Julie!
Thank you for sharing, and have a great day.
Teresa
xoxo
Tabitha
The door is stunning, what great idea and I've always loved your bathroom shelf.
Kellie Collis
The door looks wonderful! And those built-in cabinets and over the door storage is just brilliant. Have a lovely day, Kellie xx
Splendid Willow
The curved closet is brilliant!!!!! Do you mind me asking how much it cost to have it custom built?
Super smart, Julie!
ox, Mon
SHERRY HART
The doors! I'm in love…..