If you have a contemporary home, nothing matches better than black doors. They’re not only uber-sophisticated but they’re on trend right now for black and dark interior doors. Heck, they’re great for exterior doors too. You can either swap out your existing doors for black ones or simply paint the ones you have. Whatever you choose, you’ll be updating the vibe for your interior space exponentially.

Adding that wow factor to your space is as easy as following these tips for inspiration when it comes to your custom interior doors.

Monochrome Hues

The classic monochrome is a simple yet elegant way to effortlessly make your space pop. Bonus: monochrome really never goes out of style, so you won’t be updating again in a few years. Black paneled doors work well in particular with stark white walls and cupboards. Add black tables and chairs to complement the look, and add black hinges and handles to the doors themselves. This way, you don’t have any distracting colors or metal to detract from the monochrome look.

Light

If you’ve been staying away from black doors because you think they will darken your rooms, think again. You can actually make very good use of the light you have with black doors, no different than other colors. One way to encourage the infiltration of natural light is to install doors with clear glass panels.

Dark on Dark 

You may steer clear of adding dark on dark colors, such as pairing dark gray with black. Paneling is trendy right now because it adds visual interest that helps to break up the darkness. You can even pair black doors with dark blue paneled headboards as well as in subtle details on your bedside tables for a sophisticated look.

Division of Space

A black door can divide a space in a way that no other color can. Use a glazed design and mix up styles from various design periods too. For example, you can blend a Victorian style with a door featuring strong art deco lines. And what about the ceiling? Who says ceilings have to be white? Another way to balance a black door is to paint the ceiling and trim black as well. This works best in small rooms with stark white walls, such as a guest room or bathroom.

Make a Bold Statement

When adding a black door to your interior, consider not only the color of your walls but also the flooring type too. For instance, hard wood floors pair well with black. 

Contact Dallas Door Designs

If you’re ready to go bold and add black interior doors to your home or office, contact us for a free quote at 214-973-0373. Feel free to browse our door collections and if there’s something you don’t see, you can always ask our design consultants. Keep in mind, one of our services includes creating custom interior doors.