These three works represent the homes of close sisters living just steps away from one another. While they share a similar architectural spirit—each framed by a hand-painted brick façade—they are defined by their differences. From the unique scrolling of the wrought iron to the distinct colors of the timber, these doors celebrate sisters who are fundamentally alike, yet beautifully individual.
The Red Door: A Beacon of Welcome Historically a symbol of hospitality, the red door signaled a place of rest and a warm meal. It served as a sign of a safe house on the Underground Railroad, represents a mortgage-free home in Scotland, and invites good luck in Feng Shui.
The Green Door: Harmony and Growth Symbolizing prosperity and renewal, this hue brings the energy of nature and tranquility to a home. Perched on the frame is a Gray-crowned Rosy-finch, a herald of peace, freedom, and positive transformation within ourselves.
The Blue Door: A Calm Sanctuary The blue door represents trust, stability, and peace. It acts as a serene boundary between the world and the home, signaling that the inhabitants are dependable, honest, and welcoming.