10 Seriously Cool Front Door Ideas
There is one door here for every style and colorway!
Front doors—these are the first things you’d see in a home. But our usual tendency is to make them blend in with our house’s façade.
This shouldn’t be the case in all homes. Have your front door make a statement, and welcome your guests with a bang! Here are some ideas:
Weathered Indian
Dr. Rommel Caballes’s front door in his Marikina family home is an antique Balinese door (all the more to go with the Balinese daybed) that is layered with weathered textures and colors.
Minimalist Zen
Architect Agatha Rodis created a simple but stunning wooden, Zen-style front door that goes well with the rest of this minimalist-modern house.
Exotic
Carvings, rivets, and panels created a multi-textured and rich look on this Spanish home’s door. You can find a similar door like this at Orientique.
Stained glass
The restrained, abstract patterns in eye-popping colors give a Frank Lloyd Wright-inspired, Arts-and-Crafts-style look to this stained glass door.
Simple and ribbed
If you’re going for the Asian-minimalist look, this ribbed wooden front door gives off a modern Japanese vibe.
Blush
US designer Amanda Paige is known for her monochromatic black-and-white interiors, which she often accents with a shot of blush pink, as seen here.
Hot pink
A shocking fuchsia hue will definitely rock a staid, classical white townhouse façade like this.
Yellow
Lemon yellow makes for an unexpected color for a midcentury modern, Palm Springs-style house.
Cobalt blue
A weathered old door can be livened up with a vibrant, Mediterranean cobalt blue hue.
Black
This definitely isn’t basic black, especially when the dark shade could bring out all the architectural features of a front door.Â
