honestly from a distance, heck even up close I dont think there will be that much difference, for me the larger panes of glass are easier to clean, maybe they go better with the windows as well?

I think the 2x3 complements the style of the windows more so than the 2x2. The 2x3 and the existing windows each have that same rectangular shape toward the top of the glass, which should help from an aesthetic standpoint. Might be more annoying to clean 6 sections of glass as opposed to 4, but the look will be worth it!

Thank you @LionCraft Construction. I don’t mind the cleaning if it means it will look better! Do you think the style will still look good with satin glass? I am hoping so (I have seen sandblasted which looks very mat white) given that I really love the style, and privacy is non-negotiable for my husband. Otherwise I would have to go with stained glass but I am trying to move away from the traditional look (which we also currently have).

I love the 2x2 door look. I think It gives a more more modern look. Earlier this year, I had a Therma True triple locking entry door installed. It brings plenty of natural light into our entryway. I love it! The door is so well constructed. I will be painting the door a light gray to go with our gray paved long pathway.

Thank you @kculbers! The 2x2 door looks nice! I think we changed our minds and will go with clear glass (but install discrete blinds inside). I am still debating the 2x3 and 2x2 though! I am also reconsidering the Iron Ore which is a dark gray versus black… I am scared the gray may show some undertones. But I guess black fades more quickly.