It might help you to know that the door you pictured is sometimes referred to as a "half-lite" door (because the glass section takes up approximately half of the door) but is also sometimes called a 9-lite door because the glass is divided into 9 sections by grills. Unfortunately, "9-lite door" is also sometimes used to describe doors with a Prairie-lite pattern regardless of whether the glass is half-lite, 3/4 lite, 2/3rd lite, or full lite. The sidelites you show are usually called 3-lite sidelites but are sometimes also just called half-lite sidelites. Confusing isn't it? Which of course makes internet searching really difficult! I did find a place where you can get the door and sidelites you pictured in solid wood but they don't seem to sell transoms. The link is below. Whoever is supplying your windows might be able to supply you with a 5 lite-transom window to go above the doors. Good luck. Here is a link that might be useful: door and sidelites

I had to come back and praise Frontgate. As shaun suggested, I called them to see if they could bend the rules about returning a monogrammed item. She said if it's as bad as I say, no problem. They just put it under manufacturer defect. I ordered the Villa Mat instead which was the same price. All of you talking up the waterhog mats have me wondering if I should have gone that route.

Center your porch between the garage and the double windows. With the cantilevered upstairs and full length upstairs window above the door, a forward facing gable isn't practical. A flat roof would work -- as a porch large enough for you to actually use as a place to sit -- or just as a stoop/portico. Alternately, you could create a nearly flat hip roof: from the center point above the door, you could create three roof sections with two ridges. Tried to get just the "hip" roof framing pic to come up but it wouldn't ... so ... it's on this page (you wouldn't need this much slope to your roof): https://www.google.com/search?q=nearly+flat+front+porch+roof+with+three+section+and+two+ridges&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwijptLTnJjbAhUDpFkKHXHiCeYQ_AUICigB&biw=1366&bih=650#imgrc=z-3tvD8JrwOzWM:&spf=1526954467515

I was thinking maybe something in red family, but not sure it's Beach enough?