Panel Doors
Panel doors are the most commonly used interior doors for residential buildings. They have square or rectangular patterns that can range from a single large panel, to eight or more small panels. The patterns can also include rounded tops and decorative finishes, as well as glass inserts to add extra glamour. Selecting a door from this category simply comes down to personal taste. Interior doors styles that are currently trending in new homes include: the three panel mission, five panel equal and standard whole panel door.
Flush Doors
Flush interior doors offer a clean and classic option for your home. The door is completely flat and offers an affordable price tag for most home owners.
Bifold Doors
Bifold doors are a set of interior doors hinged together that fold into each other and are mounted and hung from a track. Bifold interior doors are most commonly found in areas like bedroom closets, laundry rooms and the kitchen pantry. Consider using this type of door in small spaces, or in areas where you’re hesitant to dedicate a full swinging door footprint.
French Doors
French doors add a dramatic touch to any entryway. This door configuration contains two hinge-hung doors mounted on either side of the opening that swing towards one another. French doors commonly use glass inserts or decorative panels to add glamour to your space. These interior doors are commonly used in areas meant to put a room of your home on display, like music rooms, home offices, living rooms, master bedrooms, etc.
Sliding Doors
Sliding doors are a less commonly used door configured by hanging two or more interior doors mounted to a track. They do not swing, so are useful in areas without available floor space, but, do require space to either the right or left of each door to ensure the doors can slide freely back and forth to provide a wide enough entry into the door’s room. While not extremely common, these interior doors can be used to provide a unique option for rooms that may originally have been constructed for a French door opening.
Pocket Doors
Pocket doors are an ‘old school’ style that has recently come back with a bang. These interior doors slide similarly to a sliding door, but generally are just a single door mounted to a rolling overhead track that slides into a prepared space within the wall. New versions of the pocket door allow double doors to be stored in spaces on either side of the doorway. An added benefit to the pocket door is that the wall basically hides any door part, making it a great option for rooms where the door rarely needs to be closed. Pocket doors are great to use in small spaces like toilet rooms, passages where it would make sense to end a room, closets, music rooms, etc.
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