Family in need of style, door upgrade

Posted October 21, 2018 6:00 am

By Donna Mitchell of Roselle

Donna Mitchell has lived with her husband in their Roselle home for 52 years. The original doors are greatly in need of an update, she says.

This house was built in 1957. My husband and I have lived here for 52 years. With all the fingerprints of family and friends, my grandchildren and my great-grandchildren, they will be forever in my heart.

But it is still time to update these old doors and start a new chapter. We are both retired and on a limited budget and could really use some help. Thank you.

Design by HomeStory Chicago

Budget: $2,500

Doors can experience a lot of wear and tear as a family grows up. This is the case with the Mitchell family. This house was built in 1957 and its old, dark doors definitely need an update.

Suggestions

• Replacing your aging interior doors with all new designer doors can make an incredible transformation. HomeStory Chicago carries a large selection of interior doors that can help update your space.

• For this space, we would suggest the Signature series interior door. Our two-panel interior door is resistant to warping, shrinking and cracking. These are our most popular selling doors.

• The Signature door also comes in a four- or six-panel option.

• Not only stylish, the solid core version of the popular Signature door helps reduce noise transmission between rooms.

HomeStory Chicago recommends either two-panel or four-panel doors for the Mitchell family. Photos Courtesy of HomeStory Chicago

HomeStory Chicago recommends either two-panel or four-panel doors for the Mitchell family.