Latest Door Designs

Doors are to our homes. They are one of the first things that people will see when they first gaze upon your house. It should make the right impression. From color to style, a door can really make a great statement about the kind of person inside and the sort of home that is behind it. There are a lot of door designs out there to choose from. From Dutch doors to Tudor styles, many are already associated with particular architectural styles. They tend to match homes that echo those styles. That doesn't mean you can't use them for your home, but there are also additional alternatives available to you when you know how to find them.

An antique style door would not look good in a minimalist home. So before deciding on which style of door you will install, you need to keep in mind that it is best to stick to one decorating theme. If you follow this rule, selecting the right doors should not be a difficult task to do. If your home has contemporary style, for instance, you can freely choose which type of door to use. You can choose from a wide selection of colors as well as materials.

As mentioned previously, modern doors are available in many different designs and materials. You can find simple, plain doors made from one particular type of wood, or fancy ones that use a combination of two types of wood or more, combination of wood and metal, combination of wood and glass, or combination of the three materials. There are also those which are entirely constructed out of glass or metal. Although wood, glass, and metal are the most commonly used materials for modern door designs, other materials such as stone and bamboo can also be used.

Modern doors made from wood or metal still generally use neutral colors such as white, black and brown. You can also use variations of those three colors such as off-white, gray, or light brown. Vibrant colors such as yellow, electric blue, light green, or bright red are rarely used in modern interior design. However, doors made from fabric glass do not follow this color rule as they often feature vibrant colors such as yellow and red with intricate flowery patterns.

Many people have issues with their front door. Unless the function or security is completely jeopardised by these issues then usually it is not replaced. These doors will often get some DIY attention or are just put up with. Why? Probably because most people believe that, unless they spend a small fortune, a new door would just eventually end up posing the same or similar issues.

In addition to the expense, wooden doors require a high level of maintenance. To keep their looks and slow the inevitability of rotting, they need sanding and painting or varnishing every few years - sometimes more often if it is in full sun, windy seaside conditions or other situations where the door is exposed to severe weather on a regular basis.

Recently, a new addition came onto the market in the form of composite doors. These new doors are incredibly well designed, with every aspect being considered and thought over. This careful planning resulted in a near-perfect door which eliminates virtually all of the common problems found in other doors. Because they are created using a composition of materials, the qualities of each singular material can be combined to give you the best of every world; weaknesses can be reinforced with materials that have strengths in those areas.


Not only is the door of a higher quality, but the cost of the door is far more affordable than its wooden counterpart and only set to get cheaper as it becomes more popular. In comparison to uPVC doors, composite doors are much more attractive; coming in a range of colours with a wood-grain style finish. Equally easy to maintain, the doors only require a wipe down when they get dirty, but will not fade or discolour over time.