The Stained Door

Today we’re having a look at the Stained Door. Timeless in their use and modern where installed appropriately. Stained doors have long been used to add pattern and individuality to a door. In the past when choice was limited it would often have previously had a flat or matt finish.

The first door pictured is probably one of the simplest designs you can find. Yet it is perfect for a room that needs a clear uncluttered look and where the door should look high quality yet unobtrusive. For example the black colour only adds to that low-key finish while ensuring the room still looks classy. This door is pictured in a property in Grosvenor Square, London.

This Ash Grey Stained door pictured second has the most beautiful appearance. Consequently it is one of my personal favorites out of all doors that I see installed. This door is fitted into a house overlooking a lake and brings that natural, rustic feel straight into the property. Equally if you imagine walking into one of the top hotel spas and imagining the decor and wooden effect that goes into furnishing them I think this room emulates that well!

The Roedean Crescent door example pictured in a light pine colour is fitted into a property in Roehampton, London. It has been finished in clearly a very contemporary way and the doors  are finished in a bespoke white stain. Specifically the lights in the frame complete what is a dramatic and impressive door set which is a showcase example of interior design in this part of London.