
01Carved wooden double door
Teak or sheesham double doors with carved panels are the classic Indian main door.
Front doors that welcome guests, reflect your style and keep the home secure.

A house front door design in Indian style balances tradition, security and style. The main door is where guests form their first impression and, for many families, where Lakshmi is welcomed in. It should look good, feel solid and handle weather.
Here are 12 front door ideas, from traditional to modern.

Teak or sheesham double doors with carved panels are the classic Indian main door.

A clean flush door with a veneer or laminate finish and a long handle.

Brass studs and a knocker give a heritage feel.

Frosted glass panels beside the door let light into the foyer.
A wide pivot door makes a grand modern entrance.
A metal or wooden gate in front of the main door for independent houses.
A carved toran above and a brass nameplate beside.
A bold colour like teal, mustard or red makes a cheerful entrance.
Simple horizontal or vertical grooves add texture.
A matching grill door outside adds security and airflow.
An arched top echoes temple and heritage architecture.
Wall lights or a pendant make the entrance welcoming at night.
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FAQs
Teak is the most durable; sal and sheesham are good alternatives. Engineered doors with veneer are more affordable.
About 3.5 × 7 feet for single doors; 4–5 feet wide for double doors.
Many families prefer inward-opening main doors, as Vastu suggests.
Use a solid door, a multi-point lock and a safety grill door outside.

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