An ornate door can really transform any plain room. The next time you walk through a door, think about what it looked like. Most people won’t be able to remember! Our internal doors are created for homes throughout the UK. Here are our top 10 modern designs.Choose one or combine a couple to really transform your home.
Sleek Flush Doors
Flush doors are a flat and smooth design. They don’t have any panels. A plain white paper door will bring some peaceful vibes into your hallway. Alternatively, go for a dark grey door to give some drama. These are perfect for small homes as they will make your walls appear larger.
Glass Paneled Doors
Let some natural light flow through by having glass bespoke internal doors. An ornate door with one large clear pane will make your dull hallway look amazing. Thin wooden frames help keep the glass in place. Choose between:
- Clear glass to offer a clear view
- Frosted glass if you want more privacy
- Reeded glass to bounce light around creating gentle lines.
Fluted Doors
These doors have thin vertical lines creating a beautiful texture. The light will catch and give gentle shadows. Choose your wood to match your flooring.
- Oak will give a warm honey colour.
- Walnut will give a rich and dark chocolate colour.
- Maple will keep your door light and creamy.
Pivot Doors
Pivot doors spin on secret pins in your flooring and ceiling. These are perfect for your ornate doors as they create a curtain effect giving an art gallery feel in your long hallway. If you need bespoke sizes, we can make sure your door is the right size.
Sliding Barn Doors
This door slides along a rail so there is no need for space to open. If you have a narrow corridor this will save you space. Hang these in your kitchen or study. The barn style with rustic planks will give a country vibe, however the smooth panel will give an urban feel.
Black Frame Doors
These doors have thin black frames with glass panes. This gives an old factory feel in your new build. The black will compliment white walls and light flooring. Add some shining brass lever handles.
Shaker Style Doors
Shaker style doors have a flat centre panel with a plain frame. There are only 4 straight lines. This style will fit perfectly in your modern apartment or old cottage. Ornate shaker style doors will always be on trend.
Louvre Doors
These doors have angled slats so air can gently flow through. They are perfect for laundry rooms. Pantries also love louvre doors. The slats will create a lined shadow effect and keep your damp rooms feeling fresh.
Secret Doors
These doors blend into your walls. As there is no frame, simply paint them the same colour as your walls and they will disappear. You can hide a pantry, playroom or secret reading corner behind. We can make bespoke doors to ensure they are the perfect size.
Double French Doors
These doors will create a large open plan space. The glass panes will allow light to flow between your lounge and dining room. When closed they will be quiet and when opened they will create a party feel. Your entrance can have the same elegance by using our ornate external doors.
FAQs
What colours should I choose?
White is best for most rooms and will make your walls look brighter. Dark greys or blacks will add some drama.
Can I match my doors to my flooring?
Yes! We offer a wide variety of finishes to match your flooring.
Will the glass offer privacy?
Frosted or reeded glass will hide any clear shapes but still allow light through. Choose a solid door for your bedroom or bathroom.
How do I measure for a new door?
Measure the height and width. Our team will be able to help you with anything else.
How do I get started?
Complete our quote form on our website. Add your plans and a few pictures so our team know what you need.
Conclusion
There are 10 different designs. Your door will really affect how your room feels. Doorlux are based in Wakefield and provide homeowners throughout the UK with their doors. Any room can be lifted by using our ornate doors. Simply tell us what you need!
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If you are unsure whether to go for a bespoke door or standard door have a read through our blog: Bespoke Doors vs Standard Doors: Which Is Best For Your Home?
