Come a knock on my door...
I've had this image in my inspiration files for quite some time! It's been stored away as a great DIY project that I want to tackle, but haven't had the chance to yet.
Designer Brian Patrick Flynn came up with this great project. He took a standard hollow door that is probably in many homes and apts and gave it come character by adding pieces of wood to the door in a lattice pattern.
If you don't have access to a table saw you should make a template of the design you want so you know what cuts need to be made and have them cut at your local home improvement store.
I'm in love!
P.S. Designer Brian Patrick Flynn is also the author of Decor Demon.
Labels: design inspiration, DIY
posted by High-Heeled Foot in the door at
4:00 PM
16 Comments:
Brian is a genius, a hunk, and my secret boyfriend.
Love this door!
xo xo
Ok. I can do this! Great idea.
Teresa
What a statement. I am also smitten with kelly green right now, so this is a love-fest!
It makes me wish I had flat doors. That is beautiful!
Are you going to do it to your doors?
love the striped shower curtain
I am a BIG B.P.F. fan& think this is simply a stunning idea! I just cannot stand those plane Jane hallow doors and I adore this overall concept :-) Thanks for sharing!
Oh, and I love that green color!
Great idea! I have been contemplating a similar project for my front door. Now I think I may have to go for it!!!
Such a great idea and I love his color combos.
Brian is the man, right!
By the way Camila, your Colette bed-amazing!
What a great way to spruce up a door--and so simple, too!
Happy Friday!
XO,
Hannah
P.S. I mentioned you in my blog today.
i sooooooooooo love this.
That door is fabulous!
Love it!
love this color and I can see why it inspires you. This is also the color I have chosen to use in an upstairs boys bathroom. Everything else will be white but above the beadboard I want to use this color. I have to admit yours is a bit more sophisticated than where I am headed but my boys would never appreciate this. :)
I would be so flattered if you would consider sharing this on my first linky party at becolorful.
Pam
do you know what color paint he used..love it!
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