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Why choose Portella? Our steel windows exceed all industry standards so they are not only beautiful—they are built to last. Portella Windows feature: – Narrow sight lines – Dual, factory glazed in a controlled environment – Deep steel divisions allow for thicker glazing combinations and improved energy values – A continuous 1/4″ x 3″ steel […]

This stunning retail/mixed use building located at 400 Fairview Seattle Washington was over two years in the works.

Today, contemporary doors are creating trends in architectural design. If you are looking for a contemporary architectural entry to create an impressive entrance to your home or business, consider a pivot door. Pivot doors are the latest trend in architectural design, creating an impressive entrance and ideal solution for an oversized door space.

Architects design space for form, function, aesthetics and sustainability. Trends in modern architecture include integrating modern features such as steel doors and windows that match homeowner’s individual taste. Incorporating a steel French door into a contemporary home – whether connecting an outdoor living area or creating a stunning balcony – enhances the appearance with modern elegance.

Modern trends in architectural design combine old with new, such as rich stone textures and European-influenced modern iron doors and windows. The exclusive Architect Series offered by Portella Iron Doors are in high demand with high-end architects of modern homes and commercial properties.

The classic phrase “design is in the details” is particularly relevant when you consider adding iron hardware such as a gorgeous iron door handle to your entry system. A beautiful iron door becomes even more stunning with a gorgeous pull handle.

Steel and glass 24′ high curtain wall wraps the entry on this contemporary ranch residence in Dallas, Texas.

A wide range of home improvements can enhance your home’s overall look-and-feel as well as increase the value of your home. Green building improvements may reduce your carbon footprint by helping you conserve energy.