14 Eye-Catching Options for Your Front Door

This raised panel door, framed by glazed side lights, has classic charm and gobs of curb appeal. The white trim around the door frame adds contrast and visual pop.

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This wood entry door looks fresh with a bright yellow paint job. Wrought iron hardware contrasts nicely with the white trim work, and a collection of small windows lighten the look while giving the occupant a view of visitors.

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This custom door revels in luxe style. The geometric glass design and black finish combine create a stunning contemporary effect.

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Split doors are not just for stables anymore. And while they are not commonly used as entry doors, they can be an excellent choice. They offer a bit of extra security, as you can open the top half to greet a visitor while the bottom half remains locked. They also handily keep small children and pets corralled while still allowing for ventilation with the top half open.

Stained glass allows light to filter through this entryway, while still providing privacy. Not to mention, residents can greet every visitor with a work of art before they even walk into the home.

It looks like wood, but it’s not. This fiberglass door with decorative glass and sidelites looks as warm as solid wood but offers better durability and insulation value.

Painted in bold black paint, this single, solid arched door is simply elegant and so inviting.

Decorative glass sidelites echo and compliment the pattern in the window of this paneled door.  Giving this entryway its distinctive look is a classic design of gray and clear water glass set off with clear bevels.

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Decorative wrought iron overlays frosted glass for this beautiful arched entryway. Iron provides a unique look as well as added security.

These arched-top, mahogany doors are just as earthy and appealing as the frosted embellishments gracing the glass panes. The doors are the perfect complement to the stonework of the facade and bricked porch ceiling.

The front entry door of this unconventionally colored home is covered with a vintage screen door that complements the home’s quirky aesthetic, and showcases the owners’ personal taste. 

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Vertical stripes of raised wood adorn this front door for a unique look that sets it apart from the rest of the houses on the street. A colorful paint job sends a welcoming message to guests.

Custom carved wood doors bespeaks luxury and elegance and gives visitors a hint of the stylish interior. Heavy wrought iron hardware completes the look.

Entry to this thoroughly modern, light-filled home is gained by passing through this stunning pivot door. Wide strips of glass allow sunlight to pour through, keeping the door consistent with the rest of the home’s airy aesthetic.

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Amp up your curb appeal with a new door style.