Choosing the doors for the house is always a difficult decision, because we know that it is one of the few items that we will have to maintain for a longer period, either because of the difficulty in removing the structures or because of the significant expenses involved. But there are more things that are affected in addition to aesthetics, such as space and the entry of light into the rooms. Below, we give you some  tips  that you can consider when  choosing interior doors for your home to make the best possible choice.

Home design and decorations

Before you visit a carpenter, consider what works best for you based on  the overall design of your home. For example, in a minimalist or contemporary design, it would be impossible to think of the possibility of putting doors with moldings, more suitable for classic or rustic styles, and we would have to put perfectly smooth doors, on the contrary.

Of course, both classic and modern can be blind (without small windows or glass) or glazed, because in this matter the design is as important as our taste or the light that we want to enter the room. In dimly lit rooms we are very interested in placing doors with small windows or glass to take advantage of the light from the next room.

In terms of materials, for the doors that separate different indoor rooms, the most common is to put solid wood doors, veneered doors (with a solid appearance but made of wood-veneered plank) or hollow. The latter is of lower quality and duration.

Whatever the case, wood is still   a huge favorite thanks to the fact that it’s timeless. It is advisable to use high-quality wood in natural colors; As for the treatment, it depends on your taste and style to keep them lightly treated so that their natural imperfections can be seen, or to buy highly polished and treated doors.

Walnut, cherry, cedar, beech and oak are woods that can be adapted to almost all types of spaces and can be combined with many other shades.

Another important aspect to consider when choosing interior doors is whether you prefer them to be hinged or sliding:

• Hinged doors:  These are the doors that open towards the interior of the room, thus taking up more space. They are available with one or two sheets; The latter is more common in living rooms and dining rooms. Likewise, they can be, according to your preferences and tastes, matrix, glass or glass.
• Sliding doors:  These doors are ideal for small rooms where you want to save space. They are very common in small rooms, bathrooms and kitchens. They are available over the top, that is, they slide over the wall, or built-in, which, in this case, runs inside the wall and is needed for work.

You will always have the last word, but be careful with innovation, because sometimes it can be expensive: what is trendy now can be expensive in the long run.