The Doors
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Gray-purple iron railings, a fuchsia and green wooden entry, and garage doors provide contrast to the white walls of this Santa Barbara home. Photo by Steven Holmes.
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Thanks to clever engineering by Sand Studios, seven-year-old Macy can operate this 2,000-pound door. Photo by Dustin Askland
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This prefab home is entered through a Visteon steel door by Neoporte, who also provided the home’s solid core birch interior doors. Photo by Roger Davies.
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Local materials and local craftsmen produced this wood paneled door. Photo by Kyoko Hamada.
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The bright red front door on this home forms a complete piece with the glass panel beside it, such that the entire piece pivots when the entryway opens.
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The Jerspersen living room utilizes Eames lounges and a B&B Italia sofa to create a spare but comfortable environment. Sliding glass doors provide ample ventilation. Photo by: Zubin Shroff.
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