Why Should I Invest In A New Door?
If your home is older and looks a bit timely, then a new front door is the perfect way to spruce it up a bit and update it by a few years. Doors are the things people look at when they arrive at your house, and they can give people an impression on how your house is going to look, and a beautiful front door can show a lot. But if you’re the opposite and want people to think how wonderfully unique your door is, then keep reading because we have some of the most unusual door designs from the furthest corners of the earth for you in this article.Amber Fort India
This building was built in Jaipur Rajasthan India in the 16th century making it a massive tourist attraction. It was designed by Raja Man Singh, and it is well renown for its unique artistic style combined with Hindu and Rajput elements. One of the most unique and renown doors in this building is called the “Rose Gate”, it is filled with rehearsed rose patterning this door was dedicated and built for the goddess Devi.
The Shattered Door
Now a door is meant to be gorgeous and accentuate the features of your home, but not in this case. The shattered door was created by the Argentinian artist Leandro Erlich is found in Brazil, this door may just look like a shattered, broken door. However, this door is, in fact, a 2D painting, so typically speaking it isn’t a door it’s a painting, but it was created to challenge our understanding of how things should be.If you’re looking for a unique front door for your home then consider smashing up your own and be unique to your neighbours – if that isn’t the case, then one of our door fitters in Milton Keynes will be more than happy to assist you in finding and fitting you a new front door.Pantone Swatches Door
This door is actually relatively easy to make at home and is an excellent home accessory if you have children. The original design was created by the Italian artist Armin Blasbichler and was designed with a variety of coloured stained glass fragments; however, the DIY version involves pieces of metallically tinted glass. They’re called diapositive’s like what you used to slide in old projectors, and when stuck to a door they transform to a beautiful array of colours. If desired this design could be carried out home, but you would need access to a camera, a window, glass chips and a photo lab.