Thanks for posting your photo (again), lacombe. That's a good close-up view of the Phantom Screen Door. That must be the cartridge on the left. It looks neat and it seems that it doesn't interfere with the threshold. And by the way, that's a lovely color blue on your door trim. So if I understand correctly, Phantom Screens are installed professionally and RetractAway Screens, on the other hand, come in a kit. And chay, it sounds like they're not so easy to install. Bug Off screens sound good for a temporary solution during those perfect days - would probably save on air conditioning also. Also, I'm curious. When I looked at full-view storm and screen combination doors I wondered how long it takes and how much strength is required to swap the window for the screen. Do they come with some kind of sleeve for storage?

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your second pic has a lot of ornate trim for the white portion. do you plan on doing something like that? if not, yours will prob look like this some other examples (you could try and just do it white. if you don't like it, repaint or, just trying painting the door frame/trim white If you want to jazz up the front entry, do something like this get a larger pendant light, and think about doing something w/the porch floor. maybe brick, tile, a porch paint. lighten up the ceiling on the porch. maybe doing a bench w/storage. large potted plants, etc.

If you search for decorative sidelights, a lot of options come up, although not many similar to what you are looking for except these. https://www.etsy.com/listing/940869125/vintage-framed-sidelight-transom-leaded?gpla=1&gao=1&