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Here are a few examples of what a new front door can do for some classic Lower Mainland homes. These are illustrative renderings to show the possibilities, not finished True Frame projects. Real project photos coming soon. [Add project photos]

Before & after

Same house. Better first impression.

A new front door is one of the simplest ways to refresh a home. Here's what that can look like on a few classic Lower Mainland houses.

BeforeIllustrative rendering: Vancouver Special before, with a dated builder-grade door
AfterIllustrative rendering: Vancouver Special after, with a modern new entry door
Vancouver Special. A freshly updated house let down by a flat white builder-grade slab and a cheap brass knob. A modern black door with frosted glass lites and a brass pull finishes the look.
BeforeIllustrative rendering: craftsman house before, with a dated entry door
AfterIllustrative rendering: craftsman house after, with a new wood entry door
Craftsman. A lovingly kept porch with a 90s white steel door, oval leaded glass and a gold handleset. A warm oak craftsman-style door with decorative glass suits it perfectly.
BeforeIllustrative rendering: rancher before, with a dated 1990s white door
AfterIllustrative rendering: rancher after, with a new walnut entry door
West Coast rancher. A refreshed rancher stuck with a 90s white steel door, oval leaded glass and a gold brass handle. A warm walnut door with horizontal grain and a slim black pull matches the cedar details.
BeforeIllustrative rendering: townhouse before, with a builder-grade entry door
AfterIllustrative rendering: townhouse after, with a new navy entry door
Townhouse. A modern townhouse with a builder-basic white six-panel door and brass knob. A deep navy door with clean recessed panels and a brass lever gives it real personality.

Images are illustrative renderings to show possible styles, not photos of completed True Frame projects.