A small breezeway can be so much more than a pass-through—it can be your hardest-working little “in-between” space. I’ve built and styled a bunch of them, and the trick is mixing weather-ready function with just enough warmth that it feels like a real room. Wood Slat Privacy Screen With Light Gaps A slim wood-slat privacy screen that filters light and breeze—modern, warm, and handmade. If your small breezeway feels exposed, I’ve used a wood slat…

A great wood front door isn’t just a slab on hinges—it’s the anchor for your whole entry’s vibe. Double Wood Front Doors for Big Curb Appeal Double oak front doors with sleek black hardware—big curb appeal, timeless and handcrafted. Double wood front doors are pure drama in the best way, especially with symmetrical planters and lighting. I helped a friend upgrade to doubles, and suddenly the porch looked like it belonged on a magazine cover.…

A roof over the front door is one of those small upgrades that makes a house feel instantly more finished and a whole lot friendlier in bad weather. Arched Underside for a Softer Profile A simple gable canopy, elevated by a laminated arched underside—soft curves, high-end craft. A little curve under the entry canopy—even if the top is a standard gable—adds that custom, high-end feel. I’ve laminated thin strips to form the arch, and it’s…