Peshastin Front Entry — Glass Vestibule Explorations

The real covered timber entry corridor, tastefully enclosed in glass to make an indoor/outdoor winter vestibule — a NEW outer front door, the existing French door becoming the inner door, the space absorbing all mudroom duty (shoes, coats, snow gear, packages, groceries). Roof, posts, beams, cedar, stone and deck are held real; only the authorized glass enclosure + new door change. 76 renders across 6 tracks. Click any image to enlarge.

Curator’s top picks →1 · Winter glow (money shot)1 · Winter glow (money shot)2 · Black-steel corridor2 · Black-steel corridor3 · New steel-glass door3 · New steel-glass doorWarm alt · Timber-framedWarm alt · Timber-framed

A · The enclosure system sweep (20)

Same corridor camera, glass system as the only variable — slim black steel grid, timber-framed, near-frameless, operable, ultra-slim, bronze bars. Roof/posts/deck held fixed.

B · The NEW front door (12)

The new exterior door at the corridor's outer end — forged steel-glass, timber-plank speakeasy, Dutch, double-French — each with landing, mat zone, sconce.

C · Vestibule life (staged) (16)

Inside the enclosure staged as the working first threshold — boot bench, coat pegs, package/grocery landing, snow gear, drainage-friendly floors. Shoes-off energy.

D · Seasons + light (10)

The winning black-steel system across golden-hour summer (glass open), deep winter (snow out / glow in — the money shot), and lit night.

E · Approach heroes (12)

Curb/approach composites — does the enclosure look born-with-the-house beneath the chimney, upper deck and roofline? (Open-air lounge stays unglazed.)

X · Designer's choice (6)

Nano Banana unprompted — 'enclosed timber porch vestibule, Pacific-Northwest mountain lodge, editorial 2026.'