ARCHITECTURAL SALVAGE » French Doors http://architecturalsalvageantique.com Your BLOG For Architectural Salvage And Antiques Wed, 07 Dec 2011 01:07:27 +0000 en hourly 1 Architectural French Doors http://architecturalsalvageantique.com/archives/interior-french-doors http://architecturalsalvageantique.com/archives/interior-french-doors#comments Mon, 22 Jun 2009 23:42:55 +0000 Admin http://architecturalsalvageantique.com/?p=7 French doors are often referred to as a French window because the majority of the door is made up of panels of glass. A French door is often used to bring more natural light into a home. A french door does a spectacular job of dividing up two rooms, while at the same time connecting them.  While a [...]]]> French doors are often referred to as a French window because the majority of the door is made up of panels of glass. A French door is often used to bring more natural light into a home. A french door does a spectacular job of dividing up two rooms, while at the same time connecting them.  While a French door can be functional, it is typically used more for aesthetic purposes, to create a dramatic effect. A french door is so versatile, it may be a repeating theme in a home.

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 Featured on My Home Ideas, - This pair of teak French doors was rescued from the garbage, found at a local landmark.

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French Doors From Dowling Kimm Studios

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