Porch Entry
A covered entry to a home makes sense. Believe me, on a cold rainy day when I cannot find my keys, my covered entry is worth it’s weight in gold. Shelter is not the only reason to love a covered entry. In addition to protecting whoever is standing in front of the door, a roof above also protects the entry itself. Even if those two great features were not important, a covered entry announces the front door, accentuates a side entry, and in general, improves the curb appeal of any home.
The size of a covered entry is not as important as it’s proportions as they relate to the rest of the house. Details must be complimentary and consistent with those of the home. The appropriate cover(or porch) above an entry can be a shed roof with a couple of brackets, other times a two-story Entry Porch is the right answer for a home or simply a recess protecting the door.
In the end, homeowners will always enjoy shelter from the storm.
Lake Home Entry
Brick Home Entry
Two Level Entry Porch
Wide Entry Porch
Front Porch Entry
Entry Porch with Metal Roof
Entry Porch with Room Above
Simple Entry Porch
Two Covered Entry Porches
Wrap Around Entry Porch
Curved Roof Entry Porch
Shallow Entry Porch
Sitting Entry Porch
Symmetric Entry Porch
Rear Entry Porch
Formal Entry Porch
Classical Entry Porch
Recessed Entry Porch
Two Porch Entries
Covered Entry to Mud Room
Photos by Rob Karosis Curated Brochure: Portfolio
