Traditional Hall

Door stylesThe style of your door can make a big difference in your home’s design. Feel free to mix and match a little – it can give your home a fun and eclectic look – but try to keep some elements the same so that there’s a sense of flow throughout the house. Be sure to pay attention to the overall size and feel of a room. A massive and ornate door may overwhelm tiny rooms, making them feel smaller instead of bigger. Door swingYou can usually choose between a right-hand or left-hand door swing when ordering or customising a door. This will determine where the hinges and handles are, and which way the door swings when it opens and closes. Whichever side the handle is on as the door opens toward you will decide whether it’s a right-hand or a left-hand door. For example, a door that has the handle on the right side when it opens toward you is a right-hand swing door. Ideally, a door should never open into a hall or corridor, so try to keep that in mind when choosing which way your door swings.

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Door styles: The style of your door can make a big difference in your home's design. Feel free to mix and match a little — it can give your home a fun and eclectic look — but try to keep some elements the same so that there's a sense of flow throughout the house. Be sure to pay attention to the overall size and feel of a room. A massive and ornate door may overwhelm tiny rooms, making them feel smaller instead of bigger. Door swing You can usually choose between a right-hand or left-hand door swing when ordering or customizing a door. This will determine where the hinges and handles are, and which way the door swings when it opens and closes. Whichever side the handle is on as the door opens toward you will decide whether it's a right-hand or a left-hand door. For example, a door that has the handle on the right side when it opens toward you is a right-hand swing door. Ideally, a door should never open into a hall or corridor, so try to keep that in mind when choosing which way your door swings.