Style inspiration
Garage Door Style Gallery
Ideas for choosing a garage door that fits your home. These images illustrate styles and finishes to help you picture the options before a replacement or new installation.
Inspiration, not a portfolio
Six looks to help you picture your next door
The images below are illustrative design examples, created to show how different panel styles, colors and window patterns read on different kinds of houses. Use them as a starting point when you talk through garage door replacement or installation.
Warm wood look on a low ranch
A flush door with a wood grain finish and a slim window band suits long, low rooflines.
Carriage style on a modern farmhouse
Black carriage doors with arched glass give a crisp contrast against white board and batten siding.
Sage green on a craftsman bungalow
A muted green ties a craftsman home to its trees and stone, with simple square window lites.
Slate long panel with cedar
Long horizontal panels in deep slate pair well with warm wood soffits and recessed lighting.
Raised panels on a three bay brick home
Classic raised panels in a soft tan keep a wide brick facade calm and balanced.
An insulated door from the inside
The inside view matters too: insulated sections and a tidy opener setup make the garage a usable room.
Match the architecture
Carriage styles suit farmhouse and traditional homes, while flush and long panel designs lean modern.
Use windows deliberately
Window lites add daylight and character. Placing them in the top section keeps privacy intact.
Pick color with the trim
A door that echoes the trim or shutters looks intentional. A dark door can anchor a light facade.
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