Making an Entrance | ST. LOUIS HOMES & LIFESTYLES

Andersen pivot entry door, available at Andersen Windows & Doors. By Kotzebue Architects/Amalfi Investments. Andersen® pivot doors are a popular way to make a bold statement in modern, luxury homes. Instead of opening on a hinge like traditional doors, they open on two pivot points, almost like they're floating. These doors can be big and even combined to create a moving glass wall. Photography by Jacob Elliott.

By Berry Door & Window. The patio door and window material are extruded aluminum cladding on the exterior and wood on the interior. The color is bronze on the exterior. This energy-efficient product will save you money on heating and cooling bills while enhancing the beauty of your home. Photography courtesy of Berry Door & Window.

By Kirkwood Home Gallery. This entry door was custom manufactured to spec using ¼ sawn Sapele by Signature Door Inc in Altoona, PA. The door features raised molding and paneling, impact insulated glass and satin nickel hardware. Photography by Frank Hart, G. Frank Hart Photography.

Craftsman, by TruStile, a Marvin brand, available at Tree Court Builders Supply. The rift sawn white oak door in a hazelnut finish conveys the warmth and charm of the Craftsman style. A dentil bird ledge completes the look. Photography courtesy of TruStile.

By Scobis Company. Concealed hinges were used on this 5’ x 8’ door providing a clean minimalistic appearance for both the interior and exterior. Quarter sawn sapele showcases the ribbon stripe characteristic of this wood.

Loewen entry door in mahogany, available at Webster Window & Door. This full renovation by Full Circle Design Works and Studio Lark features an entry way with Loewen Douglas Fir direct set picture units and custom mahogany horizontal plank entry door with Emtek oversized hardware. Photography by Alise O’Brien.