Doors are the first impression of a roomand yet they are often overlooked as a design point.
There are so many shapes, sizes, and materials to choose from.
Think French doors, frosted glass, curved tops, and more.
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you’re free to even get creative with the hardwarefrom door knobs to rolling tops.
After all, the details make all the difference.
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Not sure where to start?
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Check out these 30 bathroom door ideas for inspiration.
Glass Door
For a clean look, a simple glass panel with black trim does the trick.
This door acts more like a periphery, separating the shower andvanity areaswithout creating too much visual clutter.
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The black trim plays off the black hardware, seen in the sink and shower head.
Not pictured is the curved top and paneled detailing, which add extra drama.
The organic wood provides a nice juxtaposition to the more luxe marble material inside the bathroom.
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The trim provides a bright contrast to the dark shower tiling, as well.
The seaside hue is topped with a simple white door knob to bring in lightness.
Note that the door color matches the color of the marble sink inside for cohesion.
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Traditional Door
Like to keep things simple?
A classic paneled door set in white fits the bill.
This glamorous vanity keeps to a white and gold paletteso the door stays in theme.
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It features two pared-back panels and abrass doorknobto match the cabinet hardware and lighting inside.
Half-Glass Door
For a more airy feel, a half-glass door works wonders.
This one has French door-like detailing and is finished in frosted glass to maintain privacy.
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A brass door knob pairs beautifully with the colorway and adds a glam touch.
Elegant panels provide depth and texture, while the inky hue offers a contrast to the white interiors.
The gold lever, however, creates cohesion with the brass accents and lighting.
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This bathroom keeps things clean and minimal with a neutral palette.
To maintain the look, the door is set in a symmetrical six-panel design and classic rectangular shape.
This sliding one features a herringbone-esque pattern, in theme with the clean lines inside the bathroom.
Casa Watkins Living
A silver handle and rod add shine but don’t steal from the show.
This space, for instance, is coated in an adobe-like material.
It offers ample vertical space to hang items like towels or even caddies and robes.
Charbonneau Interiors
The curves soften the otherwise clean lines throughout the space.
Plus, the dark hue plays beautifully with the contemporary aesthetic.
The door is stained to mellow out pine’s yellow undertones.
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It is embellished with black hardware and paneling for added contrast and texture.
This door, for instance, acts as an extension of the paneled walls.
Mirrored Doors
These bi-fold doors instantly ground the senses with their pale gray hue and woven handles.
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The doors tuck squarely into a protruding section of the wall, allowing for ample storage.
The doors are even mirrored on the other side of the periphery for extra symmetry.
This door, for instance, is outfitted in a single panel and outlined with crown molding.
Corner House Creatives
A dainty brass door knob offers a touch of character and bling.
It’s enrobed in marble trim and set with a curved top for an extra luxe look.
Mahogany Door
A rich mahogany door sets the tone for this farmhouse-meets-contemporary style bathroom.
D Burns Interiors
Two large panels add depth to the surface, while a black lever complements the cabinetry inside.
Themirror is framedin wood to match the door’s texture and hue.
The shower, outfitted in brass accents, is encased by brass-trim glass to match.
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The panels cut off to provide room for a narrow entryway.
Plus, the glass allows the shower’s marble work to be put on full display.
Pared-Back Door
A classic six-panel door opens up to this traditional bathroom.
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A silver door knob matches the metalwork of the sink.
Matte Doors
Kate Marker Interiors
Matte bi-fold doors look so sleek in this bathroom.
The cloudy gray-blue hue adds a pop of color without overwhelming.
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Meanwhile, the rectangular black handles and paneling around the doors out with sophistication.
Elevated Door
Kendall Wilkinson Design
Industrial meets modern in this unique bathroom.
When you enter the shower, it feels like entering a portal.
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Rustic Barn Door
The barn-inspired bathroom door brings a rustic touch to the otherwise modern decor features.
The doors are surrounded by white trim and are mirrored for added grandeur and height illusion.
The oiled bronze turn locks keep in theme with the hardware seen in the sinks and bottom cabinetry.
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