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The front door is more than just a point of entry. It’s the first impression your home has on guests and passersby. From the material to the color, scale, and hardware, exterior doors set the tone for the architecture that follows. Whether it’s a grand arched entry framed in brick, a playful pop of color, or a timeless paneled design with glass sidelights, the door becomes a statement piece that blends personality with curb appeal. See how custom builders across the Lowcountry are building your next grand entrance:
Renovation by Arnett Custom Homes
An arched black double door with sidelights and a transom creates a showstopping entry, blending brickwork, glass, and copper accents for timeless sophistication.
Vertical Planters by Brownswood Nursery and Landscape
A classic four-panel wood door with transom detailing pairs timeless design with modern accents, creating a welcoming yet refined entry.
Exterior Lanterns by Carolina Lanterns & Lighting
A single wood door with glass panes offers understated elegance, framed by lanterns and lush planters for a timeless Lowcountry welcome.
Home Plan by Crosby Creations Home Designs
A French-style double door with glass panes strikes the perfect balance between casual charm and timeless elegance. Framed by black lantern sconces and white shingle siding, this entryway feels both coastal and classic.
A paneled wood door with glass inserts and sidelights offers a timeless welcome. Set against a stucco façade and framed by copper lanterns, this entry blends traditional Lowcountry charm with crisp, modern symmetry.
Built by Lowcountry Premier Custom Homes
An arched, double-wood door with divided-light glass panels creates a timeless first impression. The rich grain and warm finish balance elegance with Southern hospitality, while gas lanterns and brick pavers frame the entry in classic Lowcountry style.
