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Interior design style

Contemporary

If you are a fan of minimalism, which is alien to the idea of mixing eras, and you always seek to avoid intrusive prints, a contemporary style is a classic option for decorating living spaces. That interior design, which appeared in the middle of the 20th century, is simple enough, does not contain unnecessary decorative elements, and guarantees constant relevance.

Wood is most commonly used as the primary material for modern doors. Door Design Lab's product range includes slabs in discreet but practical colors: Bianco Noble, Grey Oak, Loire Ash, and others. They are a testament to timeless design. Including metal strips and glass inserts in some doors adds an elegant touch, making them a versatile choice for any interior.

Interior design style

Minimalist

Minimalism in interior design is a trend, a philosophy, a way of life, thinking, and art. It reflects the pursuit of perfection through simplicity, aesthetics, and functionality. Since 1960, it has become a symbol of the era when excess gives way to a consciously designed environment. Live plants, abstract art, and eco-design elements flawlessly complement that style.

Because minimalism requires a lot of free space, compact sliding doors, and invisible (frameless) doors are excellent solutions for some rooms. Also relevant are wooden slabs in light neutral shades with virtually no decoration or models with neat aluminum strips, for example.

Interior design style

Scandinavian

The founder of the Scandinavian style is considered to be the Swedish King Gustav III. That design expresses its beauty in functionality and the idea that everything in the interior must be in moderation: not too much or too little. The main thing is to create a homey atmosphere where the family feels inspired and safe.

Distinctive features: Cozy, well-lit simplicity, clear lines, pastel colors + contrasts, natural textures, environmentally friendly materials.

White doors with black hardware will attract your guests' eyes and become vital to the interior. "I have said that black has it all. White too. Their beauty is absolute. It is the perfect harmony," Coco Chanel remarked.

Interior design style

Transitional

Traditional style is a warm and inviting choice that wraps you in its embrace. It shuns fads, opting for a cozy, welcoming, and classic aesthetic. The emphasis on symmetry and a calm palette further enhances its comforting appeal. Vintage and antique pieces find a natural place in this style, adding to its tranquil atmosphere.

The traditional style, which began to evolve in the 20th century, is not about being ostentatious. Its primary aim is to create a soothing and comfortable space that feels like home. The furniture and decor often draw inspiration from European design, particularly from 18th and 19th-century France and England. This influence is evident in the use of minimalist doors with one or more panels.