Jerry, once I get home and can open my pics again, I will definately tell you where I got it... Thanks for your nice comments!:-) I am so glad you can grow at least a couple of your favorite plants. Sweet. One good thing to it, you only have to focus on a couple instead of dozens...lol. They are like kids to me. So tempermental, yet you love them to death! Let me tell you Frank, for what you are using to heat yours up, that is great! I use a couple of heaters which to me is cheating a little.. I can't wait to get home and see your setup. You probably have a much lower electric bill than I do, and you are still making it work..Bravo Do you have to open yours a bit to when the sun is out all day to let heat escape? The other benefit to our popups is that, it is always humid in there....:-) I wish there was enough room in there for me to sleep at night, so I can get rid of this nasty cold from the dry air..!lol

Have you priced doors yet? We've been pricing them for the past two years since we desperately need ours replaced. More glass = more expense. If expense isn't an issue, my point is moot. Also, if you are doing doubles versus the single with sidelites, you will be talking a custom size which may cost even more. On top of that, unless you go with a very well made door, the glass may not be warrantied for as long and the insulating levels will be less. In shopping for doors, Provia has an excellent warranty on their door AND glass, most others like Therma-Tru have very limited warranties on their glass; it's a read the fine print type of thing. The downside is Provia is a higher priced than Therma-Tru and only sold through dealers who install the doors themselves. I live in a center hall colonial in New England, I don't think double doors fit my house style or my neighborhood. I've lived in homes with them in the past and when they are full sized, double doors, they are indeed quite nice to have. Do you have a standard 36" door with 12" sidelites? Your double doors would be two 30" doors. Privacy would be a concern unless you covered the windows or opted for designer glass. With the expense, be sure you truly want what you think you want, consider all the changes, before going that route.

without seeing the house in toto ... i think the eaves/cieling should stay brown to match the house... but the side walls in the dark brown ... make it look cave like ... but i dont know about the grey green... but it did make me look to the stone work ... and wonder how playing off those grays ... would incorporate the walkway ... into the entry way .. the green... and i understand its not much green ... would be adding another color ... instead of harmonizing.. what is there .. if you played off the brickwork .. i think is would swallow the door with color ... as compared to the way it 'pops' now ... ken

I don't like wreaths - but I would get a much larger door mat, or even an outdoor rug that covers much of the doorstep. If you can find one, choose a solid color or simple pattern ( to stay with the theme of solid door, simple bold stripe)