Doors play an invaluable role in homes, from delineating spaces to offering privacy and security to adding aesthetic value to an otherwise ordinary building.
Small details make a big difference to the look and functionality of doors, here are some inspiring designs for door styles that will fit seamlessly into your home decor scheme.
Contemporary
Contemporary doors are a trendy addition to modern homes that want to add some elegance. Their simple, sleek, and minimal designs can complement a range of colors and styles seamlessly.
One way to create a contemporary door is with glass panels, allowing natural sunlight into your home and creating an open and bright atmosphere. Another contemporary touch can be added by including alternative cut outs; Thompson Creek features this grid design door with its distinctive pattern that stands out among other doors while still remaining true to contemporary themes.
Flush doors are another fantastic contemporary door style option, boasting a flat surface and customizable features such as windows, combined wood species or grooves for personalization. Furthermore, UltraBlock and WaterBarrier technologies can even make these weatherproof. These doors make an excellent addition to closets or home offices that need to be closed off completely.
Traditional
Traditional home design uses symmetry, detailed woodwork, and patterned glass to achieve an curated look. These details can often be enhanced by custom pull handles and hardware; such as this classic entryway’s bold Charcoal finish that emphasizes its detailing while standing out against its white exterior and black shudders.
These doors exude charm, giving homeowners a sense of past history while fitting seamlessly with farmhouse, craftsman bungalow and cottage-style homes’ aesthetics.
Traditional designs can easily blend in with modern or contemporary finishes to elevate a home’s overall aesthetic. When choosing the style of door you desire, take into consideration its function and what messages it should send out. When considering various options such as size and shape of paneling door paneling frame material glass features color this allows them to customize it so perfectly it suits their home environment – especially important when selecting front doors that will serve as first impressions for visitors entering and leaving your property.
Modern
Modern interior doors add sophistication and class to your space while reflecting your personal taste.
With an artistic touch, this door features a flowing and interweaving arrangement of wood panels for an eye-catching effect. Bold colors also help achieve a modern appearance.
With a classic yet sophisticated aesthetic, this double door adds visual charm and sophistication to your home’s curb appeal. Featuring contrast trim and colors that set it apart from other homes, this piece stands out. When it comes to functionality, this door type works great in open concept spaces that need flexibility; thanks to its sliding feature it can easily fit one or more spaces; opening or closing on pivot pivot points makes for convenient use in storage rooms, closets, etc.
Classic
Classic homes feature symmetrical details, clean lines and rich proportions. They often boast wrought iron or stone masonry exteriors. To complete their elegant aesthetic, add dark door colors that match their home’s tone – these doors can complement traditional, farmhouse, rustic homes beautifully!
Traditional wood interior doors add a classic charm and elegance to any home, whether with six-panel designs for timeless sophistication or shaker-style four-panel designs with modern flare. Plus, there are models with glazing for more open and airy atmosphere!
Marvin’s bi-fold designs allow homeowners to maximize their opening, creating more spacious walking and maneuvering areas. Boasting an arch style across both panels, they’re ideal for shared bathrooms or en suite bedrooms – and offer space-saving benefits in homes that don’t have enough room to accommodate an inswing or outswing door. Ideal for both new construction projects as well as renovation jobs!
