You may not have been born in a barn…
I love love love barn doors! Nope, I wasn’t born in a barn but I did grow up on a horse farm. In our barn, the huge sliding doors were used to gain easy access to feed and tack rooms. They allowed for a larger opening to bring in equipment without the pain of a swinging door.
These days, you see old reclaimed doors that may have come from an old barn or warehouse. I love nothing more than seeing a modern space, with something old to bring in warmth and interest. The modern versions that are painted or made to look “old” are perfect for adding a bit of color to a space.
Last year I worked on a outdated bungalow and we used a “barn” door in the bathroom. It worked perfectly because there was no room for a swinging door and tucking away the washer and dryer was a must.
Here are a few of my favorite barn door images:
Image: Southern Living
These doors are made from wine oak staves
Image: Madeline Stuart
These are fantastic. I’m in love with the yellow one!
I love the barn doors. I featured you on my blog today.
Hi Jessica.
THANK YOU SO much for the blog feature today. I am so excited to see that you were inspired by the room, that makes my day! Please let me know if you have questions on any of the pieces from the room, I have the resources listed on the main post but just in case!
Abbe
I love this idea, especially the yellow!!
New to your blog and loving it!
: ) Christine
Hi Christine!
Welcome and thank you so much for visiting, hope you come back soon!
I adore the look of barn doors inside. They add warmth and interest to any room! It’s my first time to your blog and it’s wonderful!
I luv your blog post on barn doors. I’ve been trying to figure out where I can incorporate it in my house. I’m thinking about the basement. The yellow door is my fav!