1. Star Door
Pivoting steel doors lead into Studio Sitges, a house and photography studio in Spain by Olson Kundig
This very special door Designed by the architectural firm Matharoo Associates is called the Curtain Door. I bet you've never seen a door quite like this one.
To make your home feel a little more wise/adorable, perhaps an owl carved door would work?
This looks like fun! A mirrored mosaic. This trippy idea could work on a kooky garden shed door, reflecting back the vegetables or blooms and topiary. What about on a house front door?
A beautiful, unique door doesn't have to be complicated… A simple, universal symbol or pattern hand-painted on the door can add interest and personality to any home.
Not a look you can achieve overnight. This bright beauty would have taken years (and a lot of luck) to develop. But it is stunning, nonetheless.
When closed this door looks like a decorative window. But then if pivots open to create a unique and inspiring entrance.
With a bit of creative moulding and contrasting paintwork any door can become as 'op-art' chic as this pair.
Repurpose old boat into decorative doorway. Perhaps for a decorative garden gate?
This design for Maison Escalier by Moussafir Architectes Associés proves that thanks to laser cutting, security doors no longer need to be a sad, ugly affair.
Even if you have a raked roofline you door can be full height!
The perfect accompaniment to an oval office? Think outside the box when planning your doors.
Don't relegate neon to the recesses of history. Surprise and delight with bright neon doors.
Nothing screams 'look at me' like high gloss red. And when it's used on an oversized pivot door it makes for a real statement entrance.
So much to love about this door. The side light, the spiral effect, the asymmetry…
Now here's a stylish and modern take on the traditional garage door!
Doors don't even have to be limited to entrances! Here a whole bunch of recycled doors makes a fantastic facade.
Art Deco door to the artists' studios at 5 Rue du Dr Blanche, designed by Pierre Patout.
Highly detailed wrought iron makes for a stunning and secure entrance in Casablanca.
Is it a window or is it a door? It's really both.
These battens make up both the door and the railing for the stairs, ensuring a neat, cohesive and modern look.
Antique Handcrafted Door, The village of Xidi, Anhui, China.
These basalt doors are carved from solid stone! Designed by architects Peter Zumthor and Gottfried Böhm.
When closed these doors look like an ordinary wall. When you open them up the wall dissolves to open the house completely to the outdoors.
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Brodie Norris runs Lunchbox Architect, a website featuring one exceptional, architect-designed family home every weekday.