Sliding barn doors?
What do you think of the sliding barn door trend?
Cozy, rustic chic? Or should be left in the farmhouse?
Would you be willing to try this trend in your house?
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tso24dm
6 years agoWhen used in the proper application these can be such a great addition to any space. As mentioned in one of the previous comments, there are so many variations so it doesn't have to be a rustic piece.
We used one on the entrance to our patio and it's one of the features 99% of people compliment when they come over! Ironically it was difficult to source because we needed hardware that hangs from the ceiling and most is not rated for outdoor use. I never thought I would have so much difficulty finding a barn door to use outside, I kind of thought that was their intended use!
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6 years agoRachelle Jackson
6 years agolast modified: 6 years agoI love barn doors! I'm thinking of adding them to my dining room entryway. I also want barn doors in my attic to hide my storage bins. Barn doors can be a bit pricey, so right now I'm searching for my barn doors but for the right price. I don't mind spending under $200 but nothing over that.
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