There is no denying that curb appeal is a very important part of a home, especially if you are planning to sell. You definitely want to make an impression to neighbors and guests (or potential buyers) that your home is well taken care of and adds value to the community. If you have a garage, it takes up a lot of that curb appeal. Many think of this as such a functional part of the home that they forget how much they can actually do to make this as valuable to the aesthetic as any other part of the exterior.
From paint to landscaping to alternative doors, there is a lot you can do to make your garage doors one of the most charming parts of your home’s exterior. Here are some creative ideas for garage doors to inspire you…
Allowing greenery to grow around this garage door gives the home extra character. The glossy black paint also makes it extra luxurious.
Wooden doors with glass insets gives this garage the look of a barn for some rustic charm.
Here is another example of a garage with barn doors, this time with a more traditional flair.
For someone with a love of contemporary style and individuality, this folding garage door makes an artistic statement that is unique and memorable.
Carriage doors bring a lot of upscale, European flavor to this picturesque driveway.
An awning over the garage doors and front doors provide an extra architectural element to the home’s exterior.
These carriage doors have a stately appeal that fits the traditional aesthetic of this classic home.
Painting your garage doors in a stylish color can add some life to your exterior and give your home its own unique flair.
Matching the front doors to the front door in a polished black really synchronizew the aesthetic and feels classic, yet contemporary.
If you prefer a more streamlined look, you may love this home’s “hidden” garage door that blends right into the facade.
Don’t overlook your garage door’s potential. You could be missing out on an opportunity to add more character to your home’s exterior.
Warm regards,
Megan
Images { 1 – At Home in Arkansas / 2 – Southern Living / 3 – Boston Magazine / 4 – Dwell / 5 – Better Homes & Gardens / 6 – Better Homes & Gardens / 7 – Decor Pad / 8 – Country Living / 9 – Lonny / 10 – Mackenzie Pronk Architects via Houzz }