I wish I could tell you we are finished building our house but we haven't even started. We still plan on going with the Nano Doors. Our builder has not heard of or worked with La Cantina and we can't get a response from them either so we crossed them off our list. Nano doors are expensive but they completetly make a statement or give you this amazing open feeling. With the amount of money we are spending on building a new house, the price of a Nano wall/door is practically nothing and totally worth the money, to us.. So we decided to have that be the one thing we were not going to compromise on. I'll keeo you updated if you're interested. We are finally through permitting and will break ground in a few weeks.

Thanks for the feedback. I believe I can find the back door and the garage door in the same wood species (they are right next to one another). I've been told that, with some effort, we can get the patio ceiling (likely pine) to stain close (but not exact) to the garage/back doors. Unfortunately, the front door we like is only available in Mahogany. The only variable that is near the front door is the front porch patio ceiling (again, likely going to be pine). I'm wondering with a lot of experimentation if we can get the Front Door (Mahogany) to stain close to the pine ceiling? Of course, all of this would be much easier if I could just find a single wood species that is readily available on doors, garage doors and tongue/groove planks??? Thanks again for your comment. I will consider painting the ceiling boards if we can make them match.

Post a picture, please. Not exactly clear what you are describing.

Thank you krattigernm! Your input on the garage door confirms the choice we made to paint it and the trim around it the same color as the house. Could you weigh in on this alternate door color? it's a little lighter/brighter than the copper mountain, which feels too dark once we put a sample up. The front of the house is in the shade all the time pretty much, which makes a difference I think. We didn't sample the Yam color.....trying to avoid purchasing another quart of paint...... copper mountain sample copper mountain sample Lighter than copper mountain