From aesthetics to functionality, fiberglass exterior doors are great for building and remodeling projects of all budgets.
A Blend of Style and Performance A home reflects both personality and style. When it comes to choosing the right door, you want one that not only looks stunning but also stands up to the test of time. Enter JELD-WEN Direct Glaze Fiberglass doors, a stunning combination of elegance, durability, and energy efficiency. In this blog, we’ll delve into the myriad of features that make these doors a top choice for homeowners seeking both contemporary style and long-lasting performance. But first, let’s go over what direct glaze is and how it differs from traditional glass inserts. What is Direct Glaze Glass? Direct glaze glass, also known as fixed glass or frameless glass, refers to large, stationary panes of glass that are sealed directly into a frame. Unlike traditional doors with glass that is held in place with a frame – often with a raised panel look and visible screw plugs…
New requirements go into effect soon. Here’s what’s new and where to find ENERGY STAR® certified JELD-WEN® products.
The look of wood in residential design is timeless. From furniture and floors to doors and windows, natural wood is consistently a popular choice. So why is it also considered an emerging trend? With countless ways to finish wood with ever-evolving stains and style techniques, it’s easy to understand the revival in interest. “I’ve seen evolution in how visible the knots are, whether people want detailed or minimal wood grain,” Tinnell says. “Stain coloring is another area where you’ll see trends come and go, though some classic time-tested stains will always be in demand.” Current wood finish trends are all about bringing the feel of the outdoors inside. Here are three growing trends for incorporating the beauty of nature into home design: 1. Light and Warm Organic Tones Are In Across the board, lighter finishes are all in high demand. Warm, rustic finishes are also gaining popularity, according to Holland…
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Country artist and actor JT Hodges and his wife Kasey, lived in a beautiful home with their family in Tennessee. Unfortunately, in January 2021, the couple experienced an unexpected tragedy. An electrical fire started to rage and engulfed their family home. After the fire department put out the blaze, the Hodges were safe, but their home was unlivable. The bones of the property were still in good shape, however, the entire inside needed to be rebuilt. The Hodges family turned to TV personality and interior designer Christina Hall to assist with redesigning a house they could safely call home again. With a lot of work ahead and many design decisions to make, the couple got started rebuilding their home. They turned to a trusted friend and founder of Red Oak Building Company LLC, Josh Berry, to bring their vision to life. Redesigning their new home with JELD-WEN After the fire,…
Inclusivity is becoming increasingly important in both social and executive environments. This concept also extends into the building community since designing and constructing an inclusive structure requires a different approach. But what does inclusive design actually mean? Inclusive design, also known as universal design, refers to the process of creating a building that can be accessed by all individuals, regardless of age or disability. In other words, every space within the property is easy to access, it doesn’t include any design elements that could inhibit how an individual moves throughout the space, and it ensures that everyone can engage with the structure as intended and with ease. In the last couple of years, structures with inclusive design have been gaining more exposure through well-deserved awards and recognition. For example, in 2020, a luxury home development in North Carolina was highlighted as a Southern Living 2021 Showcase Home – a designation…
Every client deserves a functional and beautiful residence – from the exterior design to interior hardware, each decision makes an impact on the result. After you’ve solidified the layout and overall style of the home, it’s time to switch gears to thinking about the right functional additions that will elevate the design. Windows and doors make a large impact on aesthetics and the homeowners’ every day lives. For example, energy efficient windows can help create a comfortable environment year-round while simulated divided lites can enhance a traditional or farmhouse style design. But one of the most impactful decisions lies with the client’s exterior and interior door choices. Coordinating exterior and interior doors beautifully tie together the exterior design of the property and the home’s interior, creating one cohesive design that’s mindfully crafted. Here are a few ways to raise the bar with coordinating interior and exterior doors. Choose coordinating styles…
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