Most persons invest a lot of time when it comes to designing their home’s interior. They sit on the couch and look around the room, trying to be sure it looks very pleasing to the eyes, they scan the doors, the curtains and the windows, it looks great! So they relax. But does it really end there? Why do major corporations have very good looking persons at their front desk? First impression! It’s the same in a house.

Why You Need A Bold Front Door

What’s the number one part of your home that could call the attention of your guests who walk in through the gate? It’s most likely the front door. A beautiful front door design has the power to make an instant impression on just anyone who walks by it, design professionals see it as the focal point of the exterior parts of a home.

The door is considered a very important part of a house because beautiful front door designs can make just about anyone remember your house, people would often say “she lives at the house with a bright red door.” It’s the first thing a guest is much likely going to see, and it’s also the last thing they’re probably going to admire while they’re walking out.

Below are a collection of some beautiful front door designs which we hope can inspire your next door project.

Stuart Silk Architects

Here we have a smooth horizontal wooden panel with a proper representation of a silky black handle which runs all the way to the top from the bottom.

Sanders Pace Architecture

This door was formed from a veneer’s solid sheet. Matching boards were used for a classic wrap on the ceiling and the side

SBCH Architects

This door’s warm wood panels give a proper definition of ‘neutral’

Sean Myers

The height of this door gives the entryway a larger look. Note the handle guard!

 Axolotl

The beauty of this door lies in the strength of it’s unusual materials.

Axolotl

A laser carved door with floral imprints.

Denai Kulcsar Interiors

An elegant snake scale texture that fits just right.

Mahoney Architect & Interiors

The power of tiny panes and frosted glass.

Minha Casa

A red door with a dramatic statement.

Peter Zumthor and Gottfried Böhm

Anyone shoud feel safer behind this stone door.

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I didn’t see this coming. unique in every proportion.