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What are Craftsman Sytle Doors?
Classic craftsman style doors are made of solid wood such as mahogany, cherry or oak. While nowadays, it uses modern materials coupled with the wood grain to give a realistic wood look. The craftsman style has become a staple of American design, especially the front door. Craftsman exterior doors, often on the porches of bungalows and villas, seem to have sparked a trend of handmade items across the United States. Perhaps this is partly due to the timeless details of their wooden structure or wooden appearance and design, both influenced by the Arts and Crafts Movement in England and implemented in the first artisan-style home in California.
Craftsman Front Door Style Features
Design
If accompanied by a proper artisan-style house, the front door might sit on a charming porch -- perhaps a long dome that wraps around or parallels the home's exterior. Once you recognize its main features, the door's design is iconic, including panes of clear or stained glass in the upper third of the door and panels in the lower two-thirds of the door. Craftsman doors may also have a small ledge with moulded details under the glass panes. The most common numbers are three or six panes of glass along the top. If you find doors with three panes, they will run as three vertical rectangles, while options with six panes will run in a grid format. Of course, other options are also available, including doors with full glass Windows.
Colour
Earth tone is famous in an artisan type family that may include a range of colours from light blues and aloe vera greens to warm options such as reddish-brown or colourful woody mahogany. The most iconic version of the door features coloured wood; However, this earthy palette and neutrals are also popular choices.
Material
Wood is the preferred material for most artisans' exterior doors. It may be partly due to the home's architecture, often characterized by wooden railings, among other elements. It may also have something to do with the idea that wood gave rise to craftsmanship - as it did in the doors of the original artisans' homes in the early 1900s, as well as in many doors produced today.