Photo: Deanna Drafts; Stylist: Missie Neville Crawford
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A front door says a lot about a home. And it is true that old ones add character. Nowadays old doors are easy to find at salvage stores, but they can get quite costly when factoring in hardware and adjusting the door's size to fit an existing frame. Instead of waiting 100 years for the door to age, these homeowners sought some help from faux finish artist Jody Dubois, who distressed and refinished the door.
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