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    Door decor trends for 2020

    By Divine Editorial TeamDecember 5, 2019Updated:April 9, 2026No Comments3 Mins Read
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    Interior design trends change as time goes by. Maybe not as quickly as fashion, but they still change. Think back to your house when you were little. You wouldn’t be caught dead with those features now. According to Online Door Store, the right door can completely change the appearance of a home. Changing the interior doors can update the appearance of your home without the hassle of painting or the expense of new furniture. The right interior doors can add space to your home and decrease family stress levels. The interior doors are the first things guests notice when you welcome them into your home. 

    Modern doors have more height to make the ceiling look larger, giving more space. If your doors haven’t been changed in the last fifty years, you will need to change walls to incorporate the taller door. This isn’t a feasible option for most people, so there are other ways to keep you on-trend and give the illusion of space. 

    Doors through your home need to be the same height to create a sense of harmony. A sense of chaos from something as little as the doors being mismatched in height can create family stress, leading to slammed doors and drama. For an even bigger sense of peace, select the same style of doors throughout the house, or at least from the same family of door styles. You may not want the double swing doors for your dining room for every other room in your house. It just isn’t practical. 

    Greys are falling out of fashion with warm neutrals taking their place. Interior doors are available in a range of colors. Consider the rest of your house, especially the hallways, when deciding on a color. Warm neutrals create a sense of light and warmth while giving the illusion of space. 

    Ditch those chrome handles yet though, those are still in and match most contemporary door designs. 

    Adding internal glazed doors to your home can lighten even the darkest and dingiest of hallways. Natural sunlight flows from room to room, creating warmth and light to match the warm neutral colors popping up in interiors everywhere. They make rooms look bigger by allowing the light through. They make your hallway inviting. 

    Save on your electric and heating bills. Natural sunlight traveling from room to room doesn’t just create a light and airy feel; it allows heat to enter those chilly hallways. Natural, neutral and warm being the current design trends, it is good to go with eco-friendly as well. And with natural sunlight flowing from room to room, artificial lights see less use. 

    You can even use glazing for the bedrooms and bathrooms with a variety of frosted glass options available for privacy concerns. They can also help late-risers up in the morning by allowing more natural sunlight to flow into a bedroom before the alarm goes off. The natural light improves mood, even for the crankiest of people, reducing overall family stress. 

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